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Patterson maps contain  N ( N –1) nonorigin peaks corresponding to  N  atomic peaks in the unit cell in Fourier map. Patterson peaks are also more broad than the atomic peaks. Both these factors result in tremendous amount of overlapping in Patterson maps which make their interpretation difficult. Usually a few peaks due to heavy atoms show themselves clearly and rest of the peaks are merged in the background. It is suggested that, by considering the weak structure amplitudes as well as the accidentally absent reflections, the resolution in the map would markedly improve. The same ideas can be extended with advantage to difference Fourier maps.

Suggestion for improving Patterson and difference Fourier maps