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Where are nature’s missing ternary oxides? Combining machine learning with ab initio computations to accelerate new compoundsdiscovery — Geoffroy Hautier (2009) | RDL Network
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Where are nature’s missing ternary oxides? Combining machine learning with ab initio computations to accelerate new compoundsdiscovery
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Gerbrand Ceder
University of California, Berkeley
Where are nature’s missing ternary oxides? Combining machine learning with ab initio computations to accelerate new compoundsdiscovery
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2009
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Geoffroy Hautier
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Christopher C. Fischer
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Anubhav Jain
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