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Beyond the Binary Hull: Higher-Order Thermodynamic Stabilization in Inorganic Ternary Compounds
Stable ternary compounds lie below every competing phase on a conventional convex hull, but this does not reveal whether their stability is inherited from already favorable binaries or created by bringing three elements into one crystal. We define the emergent ternary stabilization energy, delta E3,
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