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  • Ciencia de Materiales Computacional
  • Química Cuántica
  • Computación de Alto Rendimiento

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  • La computación exaescala ofrece una potencia sin precedentes para las simulaciones químicas.
  • Los códigos de teoría de funcionales de densidad (DFT) de red multigrid (RMG) exhiben una excelente escalabilidad en miles de procesadores (GPU).
  • La limitada infraestructura de flujo de trabajo ha obstaculizado la adopción de códigos RMG-DFT.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Desarrollar un paquete de Python fácil de usar, pyRMG, para optimizar los cálculos de RMG-DFT.
  • Mejorar la accesibilidad y automatización de las simulaciones de materiales a gran escala.
  • Facilitar estudios de alto rendimiento utilizando RMG-DFT en plataformas de computación de clase líder.

Principales métodos:

  • Se desarrolló pyRMG, un paquete de Python que integra pymatgen y ASE.
  • Se automatizó la generación de entradas y la verificación de convergencia para RMG-DFT.
  • Se integró pyRMG con planificadores de trabajos modernos (por ejemplo, Flux) para plataformas exaescala (Frontier, Perlmutter).

Principales resultados:

  • Se demostró la capacidad de pyRMG para estudios DFT de alto rendimiento.
  • Se analizaron con éxito los efectos de la deformación en las heterouniones 2D 2L-Bi2Se3/2L-NbSe2.
  • Se mostraron flujos de trabajo basados en RMG que convergen con una intervención limitada del usuario.

Conclusiones:

  • pyRMG reduce significativamente la barrera de entrada para el uso de métodos escalables de RMG-DFT.
  • El paquete permite el descubrimiento y análisis de materiales eficiente y automatizado en arquitecturas informáticas avanzadas.
  • pyRMG permite a los investigadores realizar simulaciones complejas con mayor facilidad y rapidez.