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Hamiltonian learning reveals optoelectronic mechanisms across thermodynamic state space in soft semiconductors
Predicting optoelectronic response across thermodynamic state space requires coupling finite-temperature nuclear dynamics to electronic structure at scales where direct first-principles calculations are impractical. Machine-learning force fields and Hamiltonian-learning models provide scalable predi
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