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Machine learning force field molecular dynamics simulations reveal anisotropic crystallization in Sb2S3 with [100] facet fastest growth and interface-controlled kinetics with activation energy 0.55-0.57 eV.
Monte-Carlo simulations with an ML potential demonstrate that coherency strain removes the Ag-Cu miscibility gap in Ag_xCu_{1-x}GaSe2, producing complete mixing.
An ontology-aligned framework for atomistic simulations that integrates over 750,000 triples to enable interoperable data querying and automated provenance tracking.
Classifies separable interactions for 2, 3, and 4 local states into 1, 2, and 5 equivalence classes respectively and proves that wedge sums and box products preserve the irreducibly quantified condition.
Derives an obstruction formula for Poisson and Jacobi structures induced by 2-covariant tensors and recovers the classical brackets in symplectic, locally conformally symplectic, cosymplectic, and contact geometries.
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Existence and uniqueness of weak solutions are proved for the semilinear time-dependent equation with second or fourth order diffusion and cubic nonlinearity, for both smooth and rough initial data via Faedo-Galerkin and compactness methods.
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Classifies separable interactions for 2, 3, and 4 local states into 1, 2, and 5 equivalence classes respectively and proves that wedge sums and box products preserve the irreducibly quantified condition.