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Coincidentally I am thinking about this for HAPPy development right now.
I think the only solution for the moment is multiple MTZs. It would be
nice if it was possible to list all space groups for which the data in
an MTZ is valid, e.g. enantiomorphs. Even if we agreed on an appropriate
format I believe this would then require modification of many programs
to correctly use this information. So I think the overhead of multiple
MTZs seems like much less bother for now....

cheers,

Dan 

On Mon, 2006-02-06 at 14:20 +0000, Winter, G (Graeme) wrote:
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> So what do we put in in the scaled MTZ file where I can be fairly sure that 
> the correct spacegroup is P43 or P41? A scaled mtz is indeed intermediate 
> results, but from a DP point of view it can be treated as final... but Happy 
> may find the data useful.
> 
> Or should we be using plain text reflections (.sca/.hkl) "internally" ... :o) 
> [hohoho]
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> G
> 
> 
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> I do not think the ability to record multiple spacegroups or "what the 
> spacegroup is for" information is a necessary or even useful extension of the 
> mtz format.  Too much other information must also be carried to make sense of 
> it all. This information is best passed as part of an automation script 
> making use of a spacegroup/unitcell/coordinate library and jiffies. The mtz 
> file is not for passing all intermediate results: it is the standard format 
> for recording the final results (with the CORRECT spacegroup).
> Airlie
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