A TEMPERATURE DEPENDENT MORSE-LIKE POTENTIAL FOR AN INEXPENSIVE YET ACCURATE PREDICTION OF THERMAL EXPANSION IN SOLIDS
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Energy potential functions are developed within a (semi-)empirical framework, with the main purpose of simplifying the complexity of quantum mechanics based computation, such as ab initio calculations. These functions return a value of energy based on the displacement of particles in space.
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