Abstract
The paper deals with |F|2, A and D Patterson functions. The information available in the various volumes of International Tables for Crystallography is detailed. A and D are defined and the reason for their use is explained. The symmetry of these functions is explained. Calculation by symmetry-adapted Patterson functions and the Fast-Fourier algorithm are described. There are two examples. There is a very useful table presenting the relevant information.
In memory of Hans Wondratschek
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