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While the implementation of single-particle coherent diffractionimaging for non-crystalline particles is complicated by current limitations onphoton flux, hit rate and sample delivery, the concept of many-particle coherentdiffraction imaging offers an alternative way of overcoming these difficulties.In this paper, we present a direct, non-iterative approach for the recovery of thediffraction pattern corresponding to a single particle using coherent x-ray datacollected from a two-dimensional disordered system of identical particles; thisapproach does not require a priori information about the particles and can beapplied to the general case of particles without symmetry. The reconstructedsingle-particle diffraction pattern can be directly used in common iterative phaseretrieval algorithms to recover the structure of the particle.

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