3.54. REGFE: Analyse errors

atradatomic radii by atom type
planeplane names and parameters
lineline names and parameters
functndefine distance and angle calculations

REGFEOptionCodeArg Def
 atom and plane output lst  list 
   nol  do not list 
 covariance matrix cov  use covariance matrix 
   var  use variance terms only 
 symops to atoms sym  apply symops 
   nsy  no 
 correlation matrix nlr  do not list 
   lcr  list [a] 
 use covariance cell terms cva  cell variance terms only 
   cco  cell covariance terms 
 bond length calculation len  yes 
   nle  no 
 bond angle calculation ang  yes 
   nan  no 
 dihedral angle calculation ndi  no 
   dih  yes 
 number of cells searched sr n 1 for 1 unit cell2
    2 for 27 cells 
    3 for 125 cells 
 variance-covariance matrix nlv  do not list matrix 
   lvc  list matrix [a] 
 tables for publication tab    
Notes:
a. When a listing of the variance-covariance matrix or the correlation matrix is required, set print priority to 4 by entering reset psta 4.

atrad1atom type symbol   
  use all atom types in the file [a] all   
 2maximum radius to be used in identifying contacts 1.25 
 3maximum radius to be used in identifying bond 0.9 
 4minimum radius to be used in identifying bonds 0.015 
Notes:
a. The mnemonic all cannot be used when REGFE is run as a stand-alone program. In this mode each atom type must have an atrad line to establish the scattering factor type.

plane1plane ID (8 characters maximum)   
 2data type   
  coefficients of plane equation in fractional coordinates 0   
  coefficients of plane equation in orthogonal coordinates 1   
  three atoms to define a plane 2   
 3coefficient A, or atom label   
 4coefficient B, or atom label   
 5coefficient C, or atom label   
 6coefficient D   
 7-10standard deviations of coefficient A, B, C and D   

line1line ID (8 characters maximum)   
 2data type   
  coefficients of line equation in fractional coordinates 0   
  coefficients of line equation in orthogonal coordinates 1   
  three atoms to define a line 2   
 3coefficient A, or atom label   
 4coefficient B, or atom label   
 5coefficient C, or atom label   
 6coefficient X(0)   
 7coefficient Y(0)   
 8coefficient Z(0)   

functn1OptionCode  
  distance between two atoms dis   
  angle defined by three atoms ang   
  dihedral angle defined by four atoms dih   
  angle between two planes pap   
  angle between plane and line pal   
  distance from plane to atom pda   
  distance from line to atom lda   
  angle between two lines lal   
  plane equation (three atoms) pla   
  line equation (two atoms) lin   
  unit cell volume vol   
 2-atom labels, plane ID's or line ID's for the above function [a]   
Notes:
a. The plane ID or line ID may be any one from the predefined plane list or line list, or can be a group of atom labels which are adequate to define a plane or line. Different types of functions require different numbers and types of components. The sequence of components is important. For example, function PDA (distance from plane to atom) should be followed by a plane ID and an atom label, but not an atom label and a plane ID. A plane can also be defined by entering three atom labels and a line can be defined by entering two atom labels.