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Efficient perturbations for basin hopping in amorphous glasses
Efficient exploration of the complex potential-energy landscapes of amorphous materials is central to computational structure discovery and refinement. Conventional Monte Carlo, reverse Monte Carlo, and related methods typically sample configuration space through small, local trial moves and may req
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