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Re: SIRAS ml-phare phasing

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From: Zbyszek Otwinowski
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 1996 00:00
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Christos Colovos wrote:
> 
> Has anyone had any success phasing a SIRAS model with ml-phare??? If so,
> do you have any hints on how to maximize your signal, etc.  I have
> very good data. However, I am unable to refine my anomalous phases.  I
> do have a clear signal, as witnessed by peaks in anomalous diffrence
> pattersons...

It did work for me number of times. Ml-phare underestimates occupancy
of SIRAS weak anomalous signal. This is usuallu of no significance, as such
signal is useless anyway. I did number of tests that show that siginificant
anomalous signal in SIRAS is estimated reasonably. One should take a note that
patterson may look nice even for a poor signal and opposite.

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From: Zbyszek Otwinowski <zbyszek@mix.swmed.edu>
Subject: Re: SIRAS ml-phare phasing
Date: 1996/03/22
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