The book (actually proceedings of a 1984 symposium) entitled "Patterson
and Pattersons : Fifty years of the Patterson Function" had a historical
section that made excellent reading.
On Wed, 6 Jun 2012, aaleshin wrote:
> I wonder if anyone attempted to write a historic book on development of
> crystallography. That generation of crystallographers is leaving this
> world and soon nobody will be able to say how the protein and
> non-protein structures were solved in those days.
>
> Alex
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