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Approximate description of crystal diffraction build with well behaved functions

What is it about?

Modelling diffraction from crystals with well behaved Gaussian functions. They are special because they are the only functions that are just shifted and scaled by the diffraction and don't change otherwise. The resulting model is therefore relatively easy to optimize.

Why is it important?

With more advanced diffraction models, the diffraction images from experiments where rotation is not feasible can be used more efficiently. This saves time and effort during the experiment or leads to more precise results for a given time and effort spent on the experiment.

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