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AI and conventional methods bridge materials disorder gap

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A new review paper published on arXiv explores methods for accurately modeling chemical disorder in materials, a crucial factor influencing their properties. The paper bridges conventional simulation techniques with emerging AI-assisted approaches to address the representation gap between experimental observations and computational models. It highlights how AI can accelerate materials discovery by improving microstate evaluation, configurational exploration, and enabling "disorder-native" capabilities. AI

IMPACT Enables more realistic AI-accelerated materials discovery by accurately modeling chemical disorder.

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AI and conventional methods bridge materials disorder gap

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  1. arXiv cs.LG TIER_1 English(EN) · Jiayu Peng, Peichen Zhong ·

    Atomistic Modeling of Chemical Disorder in Materials: Bridging Conventional Methods and AI-Assisted Approaches

    arXiv:2605.19124v2 Announce Type: replace-cross Abstract: Chemical disorder, originating from the mixed occupation of crystallographic sites by multiple elements, is widespread in alloys, ceramics, and compositionally complex materials, where short- and long-range orderings stron…

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