High-order analytic translation matrix elements for real-space six-dimensional polar Fourier correlations

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Analytic expressions are presented for calculating translations of high-order three-dimensional expansions of orthonormal real spherical harmonic and Gaussian-type or exponential-type radial basis functions. When used with real spherical harmonic rotation matrices, the resulting translation matrices provide a fully analytic method of calculating six-dimensional real-space rotational-translational correlations. The correlation algorithm is demonstrated by using an exhaustive search to superpose the steric density functions of a pair of similar globular proteins in a matter of seconds on a contemporary personal computer. It is proposed that the techniques described could be used to accelerate the calculation of e.g. real-space electron density correlations in molecular replacement, docking proteins into electron microscopy density maps, and searching the Protein Data Bank for structural homologues. © 2005 International Union of Crystallography - all rights reserved.

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Ritchie, D. W. (2005). High-order analytic translation matrix elements for real-space six-dimensional polar Fourier correlations. Journal of Applied Crystallography, 38(5), 808–818. https://doi.org/10.1107/S002188980502474X

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