Eval14 Glossary
Reflections in the interfering lattice are called aliens.
They can overlap with the main reflection.
Marked pixels are part of the main reflection, neighbours,
aliens or are flagged with a overflow, bad respons.
A least squares plane is calculated through all
unmarked (i.e. background) pixels. All pixels
with a value > removesigma*sigBG
are removed from the background (they are called badbg), and the plane
is recalculated. This removal procedure is repeated until no more
pixels are excluded. The removed pixels are coloured blue in the
bottom row.
This is how all interfering lattices are called.
Interfering lattices are defined in the boxfile with
the TWIN keyword.
Reflections in these lattices are called aliens.
The main lattice is the lattice under investigation. The central
reflection is called the main reflection. Other reflections from this
lattice are called neighbours.
Reflections in the main lattice (except the main reflection)
are called neigbours.
They can overlap with the main reflection.
If two reflections overlap, the sharefraction
is defined as the shared volume divided by the total volume of
the main reflection.
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