Physical and Non-Physical Methods of Solving Crystal Structures

Michael Woolfson, Fan Hai-Fu, Michael M. Woolfson

ISBN 10: 0521412994 / ISBN 13: 9780521412995

Published by Cambridge University Press, 2012

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Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 290 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Theoretical and experimental advances in the techniques available for solving crystal structures have led to the development of several powerful techniques in crystallography for solving complex structures, including those of proteins. Michael Woolfson and Fan Hai-fu describe all the available methods and how they are used. In addition to traditional methods such as the use of the Patterson function and isomorphous replacement, and direct methods, the authors include methods that use anomalous scattering and observations from multiple-beam scattering. The fundamental physics and mathematical analyses are fully explained. Practical aspects of applying the methods are emphasised. This book will be valuable to working crystallographers and to graduate students who are being introduced to the problems of solving crystal structures.

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• Title: Physical and Non-Physical Methods of Solving Crystal Structures
• Publisher: Cambridge University Press
• Publication Date: 2012
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0521412994
• ISBN 13: 9780521412995
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Sehr gut
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Michael Woolfson and Fan Hai-fu describe all the available methods of solving crystal structure and how they are used. In addition to traditional means such as the use of the Patterson function and isomorphous replacement, and the direct methods, the authors include techniques that use anomalous scattering and observations from multiple-beam scattering. The fundamental physics and mathematical analyses are fully explained. Practical aspects of applying the methods are also emphasized.

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Theoretical and experimental advances in the techniques available for solving crystal structures have led to the development of several powerful techniques in crystallography for solving complex structures, including those of proteins. Michael Woolfson and Fan Hai-fu describe all the available methods and how they are used. In addition to traditional methods such as the use of the Patterson function and isomorphous replacement, and direct methods, the authors include methods that use anomalous scattering and observations from multiple-beam scattering. The fundamental physics and mathematical analyses are fully explained. Practical aspects of applying the methods are emphasised. This book will be valuable to working crystallographers and to graduate students who are being introduced to the problems of solving crystal structures.