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but I'm not sure everybody understood it.
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John, do you have an idea?
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The top one seems to be more dense than the bottom one.
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One, two, three, four;
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one, two, three four five.
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That's true, it is a little more dense.
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That kind of thing could be experimental error,
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because even though this was done so precisely,
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you're subtracting two numbers that are very large,
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so that any error you make in the experimental one,
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or in positioning things for the theoretical position of the atoms,
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any error you make will really be amplified in a map like this.