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Predicting ionic conductivity of sulfide glass solid-state electrolytes using max-flow methodology
Disordered materials such as glasses are promising candidates as solid-state electrolytes for batteries, but they tend to exhibit low ionic conductivity and current methods for investigating and predicting the ionic conductivity of electrolyte materials are inefficient. Here, we propose a framework
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