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Validation of an Ab Initio-Informed Electronic Stopping Model for Large-Scale Atomistic Simulations
Accurately modeling nonadiabatic electronic energy dissipation in atomistic simulations of radiation damage remains a key challenge. Existing models often rely on arbitrary thresholds and neglect trajectory-dependent, band-structure, and nonlinear effects. A model developed by Tamm \textit{et al.} (
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