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==See also==
 
==See also==
[[Kernel_utilities#Integration_grids|Integration grids]], [[Appendix I: powder grids]]
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[[arclength.m]], [[gaussleg.m]], [[get_hull.m]], [[grid_fibon.m]], [[grid_igloo.m]], [[grid_kron.m]], [[grid_plot.m]], [[grid_polar.m]], [[grid_test.m]], [[grid_trian.m]], [[one_vcell_solidangle.m]], [[repulsion.m]], [[sphtarea.m]], [[sphtrsubd.m]], [[vcell_solidangle.m]], [[voitlander.m]], [[voronoisphere.m]], [[zfs_sampling.m]], [[Kernel_utilities]], [[Appendix I: powder grids]]
  
 
''Version 2.6, authors: [[Ilya Kuprov]]''
 
''Version 2.6, authors: [[Ilya Kuprov]]''

Latest revision as of 19:41, 6 June 2026

Computes SHREWD weights for a given two- or three-angle spherical grid. See the paper by Eden and Levitt for details on now the algorithm works: http://dx.doi.org/10.1006/jmre.1998.1427

Syntax

    weights=shrewd(alphas,betas,gammas,max_rank,max_error)

Parameters

     alphas - alpha Euler angles (ZYZ active) of the 
              grid, in radians, set to all-zeros for
              two-angle grids

      betas - beta Euler angles (ZYZ active) of the 
              grid, in radians

     gammas - gamma Euler angles (ZYZ active) of the
              grid, in radians

   max_rank - maximum spherical rank to take into consi-
              deration when minimizing residuals

  max_error - maximum residual absolute error per spheri-
              cal function

Outputs

    weights - a vector of grid weights for each 
              [alpha beta gamma] point supplied.

See also

arclength.m, gaussleg.m, get_hull.m, grid_fibon.m, grid_igloo.m, grid_kron.m, grid_plot.m, grid_polar.m, grid_test.m, grid_trian.m, one_vcell_solidangle.m, repulsion.m, sphtarea.m, sphtrsubd.m, vcell_solidangle.m, voitlander.m, voronoisphere.m, zfs_sampling.m, Kernel_utilities, Appendix I: powder grids

Version 2.6, authors: Ilya Kuprov