Finding a Bravais lattice with higher symmetry from lattice parameters of a supercell

We present an advanced algorithm that systematically identifies Bravais lattices from diffraction data, such as powder X-ray, as these data are crucial for new material development. The algorithm efficiently generates an ‘augmented lattice’ with more lattice points than the original lattice. An ‘acceptable cell’ is defined for each Bravais lattice, quantifying the tolerance needed for accurate structural description despite experimental uncertainties. The algorithm was tested on lithium battery cathode materials and halide organometallic perovskites and demonstrated significant potential in enhancing material analysis and development through precise structural identification. This concise approach offers a robust framework for material scientists, facilitating rapid advancements in the field.

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Science and Technology of Advanced Materials Methods
Published
2024-08-05
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https://doi.org/10.1080/27660400.2024.2383167
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2
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Perovskite Materials and Applications
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0.42

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Finding a Bravais lattice with higher symmetry from lattice parameters of a supercell

Yoyo Hinuma, Hiroyuki Ozaki
2 citations
Science and Technology of Advanced Materials Methods
Perovskite Materials and Applications
0.42
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Finding a Bravais lattice with higher symmetry from lattice parameters of a supercell

Yoyo Hinuma, Hiroyuki Ozaki
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Abstract

We present an advanced algorithm that systematically identifies Bravais lattices from diffraction data, such as powder X-ray, as these data are crucial for new material development. The algorithm efficiently generates an ‘augmented lattice’ with more lattice points than the original lattice. An ‘acceptable cell’ is defined for each Bravais lattice, quantifying the tolerance needed for accurate structural description despite experimental uncertainties. The algorithm was tested on lithium battery cathode materials and halide organometallic perovskites and demonstrated significant potential in enhancing material analysis and development through precise structural identification. This concise approach offers a robust framework for material scientists, facilitating rapid advancements in the field.

Science and Technology of Advanced Materials MethodsVol. 4(1)
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (JP)
New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization
Openalex Percentile: Top 39%
Perovskite Materials and Applications
0.42
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