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Coupled cluster finite temperature simulations of periodic materials via machine learning

Chemistry

Coupled cluster finite temperature simulations of periodic materials via machine learning

B. Herzog, A. Gallo, et al.

Dive into groundbreaking research by Basile Herzog, Alejandro Gallo, and their colleagues, showcasing a cutting-edge method for finite-temperature coupled cluster simulations of periodic materials. By integrating machine learning with traditional chemistry, they unveil a more efficient approach to predicting thermodynamic properties like CO2 adsorption in zeolites, achieving remarkable accuracy against experimental data. Don't miss out on the future of computational chemistry!

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Abstract
This paper presents a novel approach for performing finite-temperature coupled cluster simulations of periodic materials using machine learning techniques. The high computational cost of coupled cluster theory, especially when considering finite-temperature effects, is addressed by combining efficient periodic coupled cluster implementations with machine learning models trained on a limited number of high-level calculations. This allows for the accurate prediction of thermodynamic observables, such as the enthalpy of adsorption, which is demonstrated through the calculation of CO2 adsorption in a protonated chabazite zeolite. The results are validated by comparison with experimental data and show excellent agreement.
Publisher
Nature Communications
Published On
Apr 04, 2024
Authors
Basile Herzog, Alejandro Gallo, Felix Hummel, Michael Badawi, Tomáš Bučko, Sébastien Lebegue, Andreas Grüneis, Dario Rocca
Tags
finite-temperature
coupled cluster theory
machine learning
thermodynamic observables
CO2 adsorption
periodic materials
zeolite
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