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Extreme anharmonicity determines the superionic transition in the prototypical antifluorite Li$_2$O
Superionic conductors are promising electrolyte candidates for all-solid-state batteries, thanks to their liquid-like ionic mobility. In the prototypical lithium-ion oxide superionic conductor with antifluorite structure, the high-temperature transition to the fast-ion regime has long been attribute
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