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20122024
most citedFirst-Principles Determination of the Structure of Magnesium Borohydride

57 citations · 137 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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8 papers

cond-mat.mtrl-sci202417 cited

Synthesis of metalloborophene nanoribbons on Cu(110)

Xiao-Ji Weng, Yi Zhu, Ying Xu +5

Metalloborophene, characterized by the presence of metal-centered boron wheels denoted as M\c{opyright}Bn, has garnered considerable attention in recent years due to its versatile…

physics.geo-ph202228 cited

Ultrahigh-Pressure Magnesium Hydrosilicates as Reservoirs of Water in Early Earth

Han-Fei Li, Artem R. Oganov, Haixu Cui +3

The origin of water on the Earth is a long-standing mystery, requiring a comprehensive search for hydrous compounds, stable at conditions of the deep Earth and made of Earth-abunda…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci20212 cited

Negative linear compressibility and unusual dynamic behaviors of NaB3

Xin-Ling He, Shu-Ning Pan, Yue Chen +7

First-principles calculations reveal that sodium boride (NaB3) undergoes a phase transition from a tetragonal P4/mbm phase to an orthorhombic Pbam phase at about 16 GPa, accompanie…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2020

Helium Induced Nitrogen Salt at High Pressure

Jingyu Hou, Xiao-Ji Weng, Artem R. Oganov +6

The energy landscape of helium-nitrogen mixtures is explored by ab initio evolutionary searches, which predicted several stable helium-nitrogen compounds in the pressure range from…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci201933 cited

Magnetic borophenes from evolutionary search

Meng-Hong Zhu, Xiao-Ji Weng, Guoying Gao +9

A computation methodology based on ab initio evolutionary algorithms and the spin-polarized density functional theory was developed to predict two-dimensional (2D) magnetic materia…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2018

Condensed matter realization of fermion quasiparticles in Minkowski space

Xiao Dong, QuanSheng Wu, Oleg V. Yazyev +4

"What is the difference between space and time?" is an ancient question that remains a matter of intense debate. In Newtonian mechanics time is absolute, while in Einstein's theory…