X-ray Diffraction Crystal Space-Group Classification (PWDR) L1-519
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Forward model E
X-ray Diffraction Space-Group Classification (PWDR): wraps L1-518 XRD analytical core with the deterministic crystallographic-symmetry decision tree from International Tables for Crystallography Vol A. Stage 1 (analytical, from L1-518): recover lattice parameters (a, b, c, alpha, beta, gamma), atomic positions, and systematic-absence pattern. Stage 2 (deterministic threshold): apply hierarchical decision tree (crystal system -> Bravais lattice -> point group -> space group) to assign one of 230 space groups per Hermann-Mauguin notation. Difficulty tier delta = 5. Mismatch parameters: lattice_parameter_uncertainty, systematic_absence_threshold_uncertainty, twinning_artifact, modulation_or_superlattice, pseudosymmetry_ambiguity.
L-DAG
Well-posedness W
- Existence:
- true
- Uniqueness:
- conditional
- Stability:
- conditional
- κ:
- 600
Existence and uniqueness inherited from L1-518 with additional constraint: pseudosymmetry can cause space-group ambiguity (e.g., P2_1/n vs Pn — distinguishing requires additional statistics or chemistry constraint). Stability inherits L1-518's high condition number plus additive systematic_absence_threshold_uncertainty. Joint Hadamard well-posedness for the space-group classification established by Hahn 2005 (International Tables Vol A), Cromer-Liberman 1970 (anomalous scattering for centrosymmetry tests), Le Bail 2005 (powder indexing), Kabsch 2010 (XDS for space-group determination), Spek 2003 (PLATON ADDSYM).
Solvability C
- Solver class:
- linear-operator + decision-tree [International Tables Vol A space-group decision tree] | direct methods + symmetry-search [Le Bail indexing + space-group enumeration] | linear-operator + deep neural prior [SpaceGroupNet]
- Convergence rate q:
- 1
- Complexity:
- O(N_reflections * 230) for full space-group enumeration; faster via hierarchical decision tree O(N_reflections * log(230))