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First-Principles Calculations of Spectroscopic Signatures III
Linking experimental and theoretical observations on a physical system is one of the key objectives of modern science ...
Natural SciencesTheoretical Condensed Matter Physics
Principles of On-Surface Synthesis
In the past centuries chemists have established a solid knowledge for the synthesis of molecules in solution. With the ...
Natural SciencesTheoretical Condensed Matter Physics
First-Principles Calculations of Spectroscopic Signatures II
Linking experimental and theoretical observations on a physical system is one of the key objectives of modern science ...
Natural SciencesTheoretical Condensed Matter Physics-
High-Throughput Discovery of Mab and Mbene Superconductors
We survey the landscape of MAB and Mbene superconductors out of our previous high-throughput predictions using first ...
Natural SciencesTheoretical Condensed Matter Physics 
Optical Response of (Hetero)Adamantine Clusters
White light generation (WLG) is one of the most puzzling and exciting topics in nonlinear optics. Strictly speaking, WLG ...
Natural SciencesTheoretical Condensed Matter Physics
CCDCGAN: Inverse design of crystal structures
Autonomous materials discovery with desired properties is one of the ultimate goals for modern materials science, and ...
Natural SciencesTheoretical Condensed Matter Physics
High-Throughput Design of New Perovskite Oxide Antiferroelectric Materials
Antiferroelectric (AFE) materials have recently been of a great interest, due to their unique applications in the energy ...
Natural SciencesTheoretical Condensed Matter Physics
High Throughput Screening and Tuning of Magnetic Two Dimensional Materials
The demand of minimization and feasibility of integration makes two-dimensional (2D) materials remarkable in promising ...
Natural SciencesTheoretical Condensed Matter Physics
