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Revisiting quantum effects on dislocation glide in bcc metals from DFT calculations and machine-learning potentials
Quantum zero-point effects have been long proposed to explain a well-known discrepancy between the low-temperature flow stresses of body-centered cubic metals and corresponding atomistic models of plastic flow. Previous investigations on quantum effects relied on empirical interatomic potentials, wh
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