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Needed to see the minimum in profile radius
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A bit nasty, but avoids lots of NANs
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It just takes too long.
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The time taken was excessive.
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first and at end
Also, do it in parallel.
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Because the wavelength is going to be refined and shouldn't be shared.
In the future, the wavelength should somehow be refined jointly between
multi-crystal images.
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Happens if the initial position is close to a tight minimum, so all
simplex vertices have bad values.
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This is what the GSL manual says should be done.
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As long as it doesn't end up somewhere bad, it can probe where it likes.
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