Spectral denoising for accelerated analysis of correlated ionic transport
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Abstract
We propose a novel method for analyzing and calculating mass/charge transport in media with non-negligible correlations from atomistic simulations [1]. While widely adopted thanks to its rapid convergence, the dilute uncorrelated approximation is inaccurate. On the other hand, the exact Green-Kubo method is prohibitively expensive for complex and large systems. The approach we present automatically calculates and utilizes the collective diffusion eigenmodes of the displacement correlation matrix to denoise the calculation of the transport properties. It can also be adopted to discover collective diffusion modes in an unsupervised fashion. The approach is universally applicable and provably superior to previously available methods, exhibiting speed ups of several orders of magnitude.
Publication: [1] Molinari, N., Xie, Y., Leifer, I., Marcolongo, A., Kornbluth, M. and Kozinsky, B., 2021. Spectral denoising for accelerated analysis of correlated ionic transport. Physical Review Letters, 127(2), p.025901.
Presenters
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Nicola Molinari
Harvard University, Robert Bosch LLC Research and Technology Center North America; Harvard University
Authors
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Nicola Molinari
Harvard University, Robert Bosch LLC Research and Technology Center North America; Harvard University
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Yu Xie
Harvard University
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Ian Leifer
Harvard College
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Aris Marcolongo
Universität Bern
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Mordechai Kornbluth
Robert Bosch LLC
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Boris Kozinsky
Harvard University