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  • Cluster Physics
  • Materials Science
  • Computational Chemistry

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  • Determining the ground-state structure of large clusters is computationally challenging due to the vast number of potential energy minima.
  • Geometric complexity in clusters hinders the direct application of many machine learning methods.
  • Persistent homology offers a way to simplify complex geometric data while preserving essential information.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a novel computational strategy for identifying the globally stable structures of lithium clusters.
  • To leverage topological data analysis and machine learning to overcome the limitations of traditional cluster structure prediction methods.
  • To accelerate the search for stable cluster configurations by revealing hidden structure-energy relationships.

Main Methods:

  • Application of persistent homology to simplify geometric representations of clusters.
  • Development of persistent pairwise independence (PPI) to enhance topological feature extraction.
  • Construction of topology-based machine learning models integrated with particle swarm optimization and density functional theory.
  • Utilizing density functional theory (DFT) for accurate energy calculations and structural validation.

Main Results:

  • Successful identification of hidden structure-energy relationships in lithium clusters using topology-based machine learning.
  • Demonstration of persistent homology's effectiveness in managing geometric complexity for cluster analysis.
  • Enhanced predictive power of machine learning models through the proposed persistent pairwise independence (PPI) method.
  • Significant acceleration in the search for globally stable cluster structures.

Conclusions:

  • Topology-based machine learning, enhanced by PPI, provides a powerful framework for cluster structure prediction.
  • The integrated approach combining topological analysis, machine learning, and optimization algorithms significantly advances cluster physics research.
  • This methodology offers a scalable solution for exploring complex potential energy landscapes in materials science.