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[WIP] Benchmark of bulk crystal structure properties using quasiharmonic atomate2 workflow#342

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@JonathanSchmidt1 JonathanSchmidt1 commented Feb 4, 2026

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Summary

Temperature-dependent thermodynamic properties using the quasiharmonic approximation (QHA) workflow implemented in atomate2. Evaluates MLIP predictions of lattice constants, volume, thermal expansion, bulk modulus heat capacity as a function of temperature and pressure.

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Resolves #341

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  • Calculations
  • Analysis
    The data so far is fake. What data should be used has to be determined.
  • Application
  • Documentation

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mace-mpa-0

New decorators/callbacks

not so far maybe if we add custom hover plots of property vs temperature

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This will need some updates in terms of data in principle a first version of the app and analysis already work.

@JonathanSchmidt1 JonathanSchmidt1 changed the title Benchmark of bulk crystal structure properties using quasiharmonic atomate2 workflow [WIP] Benchmark of bulk crystal structure properties using quasiharmonic atomate2 workflow Feb 4, 2026
@ElliottKasoar ElliottKasoar added the new benchmark Proposals and suggestions for new benchmarks label Feb 6, 2026
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Quasi Harmonic Workflow / Lattice Constants / Thermal Expansion / Bulkmodulus at temperature

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