SolX program computes the scattering profile using Debye formula:
fj(q) is the form factor of jth atom; rj,k is the distance between jth and kth atoms; and gj(q) is the dummy atom form factor
Pair distance distribution function (PDDF, P(r)) is also calculated from structural coordinates. P(r) and I(q) are related by Equantion (3):
P(r)=14π3∫∞0I(q)⋅r⋅q⋅sin(r⋅q)dq -- Eqn (3).
Since Aj(q) is a summation of Gaussians, substitute Eqn (1,2) into Eqn(3), P(r) can be written as a summation of a series of Gaussian functions in terms of (r and rj,k). .
When the incident X-ray energy is in the vicinity of the atomic X-ray absorption edge, the atomic form factor(f(q)) in Eqn (1,2) needs an anomalous dispersion correction :
fEj(q,E)=f0j(q)+f′j(E)+ifj′′(E) -- Eqn (4).
f0j(q) is the normal atomic form factor in Eqn (2) and x-ray energy E-independent, but q-dependent. f′j and fj′′ are real and imaginary correction, both are E-dependent, but q-independent. In anomalous calculations, fEj(q,E) will be used in Eqn 1-3, instead of f0j(q).
SolX Menu GUI
SolX Atome Type format
SolX Atom Type can be defined in SolXAtoms.txt, with following format
SolXAtomMap format
SolX installation 1
SolX installation 2: Change "Target directory for application"
SolX installation 3
Quick instruction on installation
Starting uninstallation from "Start" menu
Uninstall at "Control Panel"--> "Programs"
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