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Benchmarking average atom potentials derived from atomic cluster expansions
Average atom (A-atom) potentials provide a mean-field description of a chemically disordered alloy and are used to predict the properties of solid solutions without short-range order. Such potentials are usually averaged from an existing interatomic potential and are therefore only as accurate as th
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