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Identification and Structural Decomposition of Hidden Defect Configurations: A Case Study of Charged Oxygen Divacancies in HfO$_2$
Extensive configurational searches have revealed hidden defect structures in crystalline compounds, yet how their local bonding arrangements modify the surrounding atomic environment remains less well understood. We examine this question in hafnium oxide (HfO$_2$), which hosts energetically competin
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