SnB: crystal structure determination via shake-and-bake

Shake‐and‐bake is a direct‐methods phasing algorithm for structure determination based on the minimal principle. SnB is a program based on shake‐and‐bake that has been used successfully to solve more than a dozen structures in a variety of space groups. The focus of this paper is on the details of t...

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