Two-dimensional Fourier projections of crystal structures may not lead to complete resolution of all the atoms. Three-dimensional syntheses do so. The method of computing such a synthesis is described for the most general case (no symmetry centre). Special reference is made to summation along lines such as (x 1 y 1 z) and over planes such as (xyz 1).
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