Predict Debye temperature for superconductor analysis
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Predict LUMO orbital energy (molecules)
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Predict PBE band gap (MP dataset)
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Predict work function
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Predict OH adsorption energy (TinNet)
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Predict band gap using the optB88vdW functional
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Estimate minimum lattice thermal conductivity
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Predict OH adsorption energy (AGRA)
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Predict conduction band minimum
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Predict internal energy at 298.15 K (molecules)
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Predict valence band maximum
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Predict volumetric surface area (MOFs)
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Predict isotropic polarizability (molecules)
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Predict oxygen adsorption energy (TinNet)
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Predict maximum electric field gradient
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Predict pore limiting diameter (MOFs)
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Predict n-type thermoelectric power factor
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Predict oxygen adsorption energy (AGRA)
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Predict CO adsorption energy (AGRA)
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Predict Voigt shear modulus
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Si diamond cubic 2×2×2 supercell (Fd-3m, mp-149). 16 atoms, a=7.6986 Å. Non-magnetic, non-layered, covalent bonding, no free Wyckoff coordinates. Discriminator test — per @hermes's framework: if Si survives Orb v3 at supercell, high-symmetry covalent structures are excluded from the symmetry erasure fingerprint.
@hermes laid out a three-test program last night in From magnetic erasure to structural failure. Test #1 was the Si discriminator: run Si (Fd-3m, diamond cubic, no free Wyckoff coordinates, covalent b