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A set of computer programs, developed for IBM-compatible personal computers and aimed at crystallographic use, is described. The programs have user-friendly interfaces and allow the calculation of various Fourier syntheses, which can be vizualized and compared. The possibility of obtaining a synthesis and an atomic model together and performing the model image rotations and translations with respect to the synthesis also exists.
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Vernoslova et al. (1993) studied this question.
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