X-ray Crystallography (Hardcover)

Preface and Acknowledgments 
SECTION 1. Symmetry and Space Groups
Chapter 1. Introduction 
Chapter 2. Point Symmetry Operations 
Chapter 3. Point Groups 
Chapter 4. Periodicity 
Chapter 5. Travel Symmetry Operations 
Chapter 6. Two-dimensional Lattices 
Chapter 7. Three-dimensional Lattices 
Chapter 8. Two-dimensional Plane Groups 
Chapter 9. Equivalent Positions 
Chapter 10. Three-dimensional Space Groups, Part 1 
Chapter 11. Three-dimensional Space Groups, Part 2 
Chapter 12. Three-dimensional Space Groups, Part 3 
SECTION 2. X-rays and Diffraction
Chapter 13. Generation of X-rays 
Chapter 14. Diffractometers and Data Collection 
Chapter 15. Data Reduction 
Chapter 16. Scattering from a Single Electron 
Chapter 17. Scattering from Atoms 
Chapter 18. Diffraction from One-dimensional Arrays 
Chapter 19. Diffraction from Two- and Three-dimensional Arrays 
Chapter 20. Reciprocal Space and Reflection Indices 
Chapter 21. Bragg’s Law, Scattering Planes, and d-Spacings 
Chapter 22. The Limiting Sphere, Resolution, and Indexing 
Chapter 23. Structure Factors and Argand Diagrams 
Chapter 24. Phases, Friedel’s Law, and Laue Classes 
Chapter 25. Centrosymmetry and Chirality 
Chapter 26. Reflection Conditions 
Chapter 27. Determining the Space Group of a Crystal 
SECTION 3. Solving and Refining Crystal Structures
Chapter 28. Fourier Transforms in Crystallography 
Chapter 29. Trial-and-error Methods 
Chapter 30. Charge Flipping 
Chapter 31. The Patterson Method 
Chapter 32. The Heavy Atom Approximation 
Chapter 33. Protein Crystal Structures 
Chapter 34. Direct Methods, Part 1 
Chapter 35. Direct Methods, Part 2 
Chapter 36. Modeling the Electron Density 
Chapter 37. Refining Crystal Structures 
Chapter 38. Twinning 
Chapter 39. Examples of Twinned Crystals 
Chapter 40. Mistakes and Pitfalls 
Chapter 41. Powder X-ray Diffraction 
Chapter 42. Electron and Neutron Diffraction 
Appendix A. Vector Tutorial 
Appendix B. Complex Number Tutorial 
Appendix C. The Ewald Sphere 
Appendix D. Atomic Form Factors 
Appendix E. The Patterson Function 
Appendix F. In-class Demonstration of Diffraction