Abstract
Certain general algebraic formulas for computing triplet phase invariants become accessible when structural information is available concerning the replacement atoms in isomorphous replacement or the predominant type of anomalously scattering atoms in one-wavelength anomalous dispersion experiments. The formulas of interest are presented and subjected to a number of test calculations to obtain insight into their accuracy and to determine the effects of errors in the data. The formulas are simple to calculate and some possible strategies for their use are discussed.

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