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Orbital-free density functional theory study of crystalline Li-Si alloys
Junchao Xia,
Emily A. Carter
Andlinger Center for Energy & the Environment
Chemistry
Mathematics
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
Princeton Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials
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Physics & Astronomy
density functional theory
51%
orbitals
47%
kinetic energy
44%
functionals
41%
flux density
35%
decomposition
25%
silicon
17%
adsorption
17%
energy of formation
11%
electric batteries
11%
bulk modulus
11%
anodes
9%
elastic properties
8%
scaling
7%
ground state
7%
energy
6%
characterization
6%
cells
6%
atoms
5%
ions
5%
electrons
4%
interactions
4%
simulation
4%
Engineering & Materials Science
Density functional theory
100%
Crystalline materials
70%
Kinetic energy
59%
Silicon
26%
Decomposition
24%
Adsorption
21%
Ground state
16%
Elastic constants
15%
Lithium-ion batteries
11%
Atoms
11%
Electrons
11%
Anodes
10%
Elastic moduli
9%
Chemical Compounds
Kinetic Energy
64%
Alloy
46%
Density Functional Theory
41%
Lithiation
24%
Adsorption Energy
23%
Decomposition
21%
100-2
15%
Elasticity Constant
15%
Bulk Modulus
15%
Ground State
8%
Anode
8%
Simulation
7%
Volume
6%
Environment
6%
Electron Particle
6%
Energy
5%
Surface
3%