Oxide potentials from ab initio molecular dynamics: An assessment of their transferability
The potentials to transfer equally well between chemically similar systems, according to well-defined, physically motivated rules involving ion radii and polarizabilities were shown. These scaling rules allow one to transmute a potential for a given element in order to obtain a very reasonable first...
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description | The potentials to transfer equally well between chemically similar systems, according to well-defined, physically motivated rules involving ion radii and polarizabilities were shown. These scaling rules allow one to transmute a potential for a given element in order to obtain a very reasonable first-order description of interactions in a different, related material. In addition, it was shown that the potentials to transfer equally well between chemically similar systems physically motivated rules involving ion radii and polarizabilities. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:f6764c28-6194-4454-bbc6-71ef48c0efaa2022-03-27T12:35:14ZOxide potentials from ab initio molecular dynamics: An assessment of their transferabilityJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:f6764c28-6194-4454-bbc6-71ef48c0efaaEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2003Aguado, AMadden, PThe potentials to transfer equally well between chemically similar systems, according to well-defined, physically motivated rules involving ion radii and polarizabilities were shown. These scaling rules allow one to transmute a potential for a given element in order to obtain a very reasonable first-order description of interactions in a different, related material. In addition, it was shown that the potentials to transfer equally well between chemically similar systems physically motivated rules involving ion radii and polarizabilities. |
spellingShingle | Aguado, A Madden, P Oxide potentials from ab initio molecular dynamics: An assessment of their transferability |
title | Oxide potentials from ab initio molecular dynamics: An assessment of their transferability |
title_full | Oxide potentials from ab initio molecular dynamics: An assessment of their transferability |
title_fullStr | Oxide potentials from ab initio molecular dynamics: An assessment of their transferability |
title_full_unstemmed | Oxide potentials from ab initio molecular dynamics: An assessment of their transferability |
title_short | Oxide potentials from ab initio molecular dynamics: An assessment of their transferability |
title_sort | oxide potentials from ab initio molecular dynamics an assessment of their transferability |
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