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Chapter 16.1. Ab initio phasing

Chapter index

`Baking' 16.1.5
`Shaking' 16.1.4
`Twice baking' 16.1.6
Ab initio phasing 16.1.1
multisolution methods 16.1.3.2
Anomalous scattering (dispersion)
and direct methods 16.1.9.2
Computer programs
for dual-space phasing 16.1.7
Constraints
real-space 16.1.5
Data completeness
and direct methods 16.1.8.3
Data resolution
and direct methods 16.1.8.3
Direct methods 16.1.1, 16.1.1
and anomalous dispersion 16.1.9.2
and isomorphous replacement 16.1.9.1
and multiple-beam diffraction 16.1.9.3
false minima 16.1.8.2
minimal function 16.1.4.2
multisolution methods 16.1.3.2
parameter-shift method 16.1.4.3
peaklist optimization 16.1.5.2
peak picking 16.1.5.1
tangent formula 16.1.4.1
DREAR 16.1.2
False minima 16.1.8.2
Fourier refinement 16.1.6
Heavy-atom location
and direct methods 16.1.8.6
Isomorphous replacement
and direct methods 16.1.9.1
Minimal function 16.1.4.2
modified 16.1.9
Modified minimal function 16.1.9
Modified tangent formula 16.1.9
Multiple-beam diffraction and direct methods 16.1.9.3
Normalized structure factors 16.1.2
Parameter-shift method 16.1.4.3
Patterson functions
use of, in Shake-and-Bake 16.1.8.1
Peaklist optimization 16.1.5.2
Peak picking 16.1.5.1
Phase expansion in reciprocal space 16.1.4
Phase refinement
in reciprocal space 16.1.4
Phasing
ab initio 16.1.1
multisolution methods 16.1.3.2
Random omit maps 16.1.5.3
Real-space constraints 16.1.5
Shake-and-Bake 16.1.1, 16.1.8.1
SHELXD 16.1.7
Single isomorphous replacement (SIR)
and direct methods 16.1.1
Single-wavelength anomalous scattering (dispersion)
and direct methods 16.1.1
SnB 16.1.7, 16.1.7.1
Structure factors
normalized 16.1.2
Structure invariants 16.1.3.1
Tangent formula 16.1.4.1
modified 16.1.9
Triplet invariants 16.1.3.1