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WCEN: a computer program for initial processing of fiber diffraction patterns
Journal of Applied Crystallography (2006)
  • Wen Bian
  • Hong Wang
  • Ian McCullough
  • Gerald Stubbs
Abstract
Processing of fiber diffraction patterns is generally more difficult than for single-crystal patterns, and requires different algorithms and software. The program WCEN has been developed to determine experimental and specimen parameters and to convert diffraction data from detector to reciprocal space, and offers a variety of input and output formats, running under Mac OS X and Linux. The program is described and examples from oriented sols of filamentous plant viruses, illustrating different strategies for parameter determination and refinement, are given.
Keywords
  • fiber diffraction,
  • image processing,
  • computer programs
Disciplines
Publication Date
2006
Publisher Statement
doi:10.1107/S0021889806025386
Citation Information
Wen Bian, Hong Wang, Ian McCullough and Gerald Stubbs. "WCEN: a computer program for initial processing of fiber diffraction patterns" Journal of Applied Crystallography Vol. 39 (2006)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/ian_mccullough/1/