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Structural and Compositional Factors That Control the Li-Ion Conductivity in LiPON Electrolytes
Abstract Amorphous Li-ion conductors are important solid-state electrolytes. However, Li transport in these systems is much less understood than for crystalline materials. We investigate amorphous LiPON electrolytes via ab initio molecular dynamics, providing atomistic-level insight into the mechani
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