Global
optimization
with
first-principles
energy
expressions
(GOFEE)
is
an
efficient
method
for
identifying
low-energy
structures
in
computationally
expensive
landscapes
such
as
the
ones
described
by
density
functional
theory
(DFT),
van
der
Waals
enabled
DFT,
or
even
methods
beyond
DFT.
GOFEE
evolutionary
algorithm,
that
order
to
explore
configuration
space
creates
several
candidates
parallel.
These
are
treated
approximately
using
a
machine
learned
surrogate
model
of
energies
and
forces,
trained
on
fly,
eliminating
need
relaxations
methods.
Eventually,
Bayesian
statistics,
chooses
one
candidate
treats
at
full
level.
In
this
paper
we
elaborate
importance
use
Gaussian
kernel
two
length
scales
process
regression
model.
We
further
role
lower
confidence
bound
relaxation
selection
structures.
addition,
present
details
sampling
scheme
obtaining
parent
evolution.
Using
learning
clustering
entire
pool
ever
calculated,
choosing
most
stable
member
from
each
cluster,
ensures
highly
diverse
sample
plays
population.
The
versatility
demonstrated
applying
it
identify
gas-phase
fullerene-type
24-atom
carbon
clusters
dome-shaped
18-atom
supported
Ir(111).
Tungsten
will
be
used
as
a
plasma-facing
material
in
fusion
power
reactors,
where
the
absorption
of
high-energy
neutrons
leads
to
permanent
damage
crystal
structure.
A
comprehensive
understanding
atom-level
tungsten
has
been
limited
by
slowness
quantum
simulations
and
insufficient
accuracy
classical
simulations.
This
study
bridges
gap
between
two
developing
machine-learning
interatomic
potential
that
allows
simulation
extreme
environments
with
accuracy.
Chemistry of Materials,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
31(22), P. 9243 - 9255
Published: Oct. 28, 2019
Carbonaceous
materials,
especially
tetrahedral
amorphous
carbon
(ta-C),
can
form
complex
functionalized
surface
structures
and
are
thus
promising
candidates
for
applications
in
biomedical
devices
electrochemistry.
Functional
groups
at
ta-C
surfaces
have
been
widely
studied
by
spectroscopic
techniques;
however,
interpretation
of
the
experimental
data
is
extremely
difficult,
case
X-ray
photoelectron
spectroscopy
(XPS)
absorption
(XAS).
The
assignments
XPS
XAS
signals
normally
based
on
references
obtained
from
molecular
or
crystalline
samples,
which
simplified
approximations
far
more
structures.
Here,
we
use
extensive
density
functional
theory
(DFT)
simulations
to
predict
signatures
carbon-based
materials
realistic
environments,
building
large
sets
structural
models
generated
a
machine-learning
(ML)
interatomic
potential.
results
indicate
clear
signatures:
individual
fingerprint
spectra
distinctive
binding
energy
distributions,
both
terms
center
broadness
signal,
chemically
different
groups.
point
out
what
kind
information
cannot
be
extracted
with
spectroscopy.
This
study
will
enable
deeper
physicochemical
understanding
ultimately
theory-based
identification
quantification
carbonaceous
materials.
Chemistry of Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
34(2), P. 617 - 628
Published: Jan. 4, 2022
We
study
the
structural
and
mechanical
properties
of
nanoporous
(NP)
carbon
materials
by
extensive
atomistic
machine-learning
(ML)
driven
molecular
dynamics
(MD)
simulations.
To
this
end,
we
retrain
a
ML
Gaussian
approximation
potential
(GAP)
for
recalculating
a-C
database
Deringer
Csányi
adding
van
der
Waals
interactions.
Our
GAP
enables
notable
speedup
improves
accuracy
energy
force
predictions.
use
to
thoroughly
structure
pore-size
distribution
in
computational
NP
samples.
These
samples
are
generated
melt-graphitization-quench
MD
procedure
over
wide
range
densities
(from
0.5
1.7
g/cm3)
with
structures
containing
131
072
atoms.
results
good
agreement
experimental
data
available
observables
provide
comprehensive
account
(radial
angular
functions,
motif
ring
counts,
X-ray
diffraction
patterns,
pore
characterization)
(elastic
moduli
their
evolution
density)
properties.
show
relatively
narrow
distributions,
where
peak
position
width
distributions
dictated
mass
density
materials.
allow
further
work
on
characterization
materials,
particular
energy-storage
applications,
as
well
suggest
future
carbon-based
Global
optimization
with
first-principles
energy
expressions
(GOFEE)
is
an
efficient
method
for
identifying
low-energy
structures
in
computationally
expensive
landscapes
such
as
the
ones
described
by
density
functional
theory
(DFT),
van
der
Waals
enabled
DFT,
or
even
methods
beyond
DFT.
GOFEE
evolutionary
algorithm,
that
order
to
explore
configuration
space
creates
several
candidates
parallel.
These
are
treated
approximately
using
a
machine
learned
surrogate
model
of
energies
and
forces,
trained
on
fly,
eliminating
need
relaxations
methods.
Eventually,
Bayesian
statistics,
chooses
one
candidate
treats
at
full
level.
In
this
paper
we
elaborate
importance
use
Gaussian
kernel
two
length
scales
process
regression
model.
We
further
role
lower
confidence
bound
relaxation
selection
structures.
addition,
present
details
sampling
scheme
obtaining
parent
evolution.
Using
learning
clustering
entire
pool
ever
calculated,
choosing
most
stable
member
from
each
cluster,
ensures
highly
diverse
sample
plays
population.
The
versatility
demonstrated
applying
it
identify
gas-phase
fullerene-type
24-atom
carbon
clusters
dome-shaped
18-atom
supported
Ir(111).