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equivalence
[ikwiv′ələns]
a state of being equal in value.


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The improved speed should be very useful, for example, for magnetic materials, which often have a large number of inequivalent sites of absorbing atoms, requiring many separate calculations to produce a full XANES or XMCD (x-ray magnetic circular dichroism) spectrum.
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