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> A very weak reflection does not contribute to your map so leaving it out
> doesn't hurt since missing a reflection is equivalent to assuming it is zero,
> not a bad approximation.
Just a quick note to say that the usual treatment of missing reflections,
ie. that they all have an amplitude exactly equal to zero, is a very bad
(wrong) approximation [the probability that all missing reflections have
an amplitude exactly equal to zero, must be fairly close to zero].
Nicholas
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