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Properties of the Karle-Hauptman Matrix

The Karle-Hauptman matrix of a set of unitary structure factors can be defined as follows,

or,

where , and conventionally .

Consider the product of two Karle-Hauptman matrices of and , where .

If enough reflections are included in the Karle-Hauptman determinant, the summation over becomes the Fourier inversion formula for , thus:

If , then:

i.e. is the inverse of . Thus, if enough terms are included, the Karle-Hauptman matrix associated with the inverse of an electron density function is the inverse of the Karle-Hauptman matrix associated with the electron density function itself.



Kevin Cowtan
Tue Oct 10 11:35:15 BST 1995