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Synthesizability, hardness, and stacking order in multicomponent transition metal carbides from machine-learned potentials
Multicomponent transition metal carbides are promising for extreme-environment applications, but identifying compositions that are both synthesizable and hard remains challenging. We fine-tune the MACE machine-learned interatomic potential on approximately 28,000 density functiona
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