Machine learning has demonstrated superior performance in predicting vast materials properties. However, predicting a spectral-like continuous material property such as phonon density of states (DOS) is more challenging for machine learning. In this work, ...
The long-wavelength behavior of vibrational modes plays a central role in carrier transport, phonon-assisted optical properties, superconductivity, and thermomechanical and thermoelectric properties of materials. Here, we present general invariance and equ ...
Although first principles based anharmonic lattice dynamics is one of the most common methods to obtain phonon properties, such method is impractical for high-throughput search of target thermal materials. We develop an elemental spatial density neural net ...
Existing machine learning potentials for predicting phonon properties of crystals are typically limited on a material-to-material basis, primarily due to the exponential scaling of model complexity with the number of atomic species. We address this bottlen ...
Thermoelectrics converting heat and electricity directly attract broad attentions. To enhance the thermoelectric figure of merit, zT, one of the key points is to decouple the carrier-phonon transport. Here, we propose an entropy engineering strategy to rea ...
Decoupling electrical and thermal parameters in figure of merit (zT) is still a major challenge for thermoelectric materials. Layered oxyselenides have the advantages of superlattice structures, including the quantum confinement effect and independent domi ...
The Jahn-Teller (JT) effect involves the ions M with a degenerate electronic state distorting the corner-sharing MO6 octahedra to lift the degeneracy, inducing strong coupling of electrons to lattice, and mediating the exotic properties in perovskite oxide ...
Understanding the lattice dynamics and heat transport physics in the lead-free halide double perovskites remains an outstanding challenge due to their lattice dynamical instability and strong anharmonicity. In this work, we investigate the microscopic mech ...
The authors regret that Figs. 1–3 in the published article were wrongly uploaded when the article was in the proof stage. The correct Figs. 1–3 are now presented in this Corrigendum. The figures shown here are the same ones that were reviewed by the review ...