Deep learning of spectra: Predicting the dielectric function of semiconductors

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Hauptverfasser: Grunert, Malte, Großmann, Max, Runge, Erich
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author Grunert, Malte
Großmann, Max
Runge, Erich
author_facet Grunert, Malte
Großmann, Max
Runge, Erich
contents Predicting spectra and related properties such as the dielectric function of crystalline materials based on machine learning has a huge, hitherto unexplored, technological potential. For this reason, we create an ab initio database of 9915 dielectric tensors of semiconductors and insulators calculated in the independent-particle approximation (IPA). In addition, we present the OptiMate family of machine learning models, a series of graph attention neural networks (GAT) trained to predict the dielectric function and refractive index. OptiMate yields accurate prediction of spectra of semiconductors using only their crystal structure. Smooth, artifact-free curves are obtained without these properties being enforced by penalties.
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spellingShingle Deep learning of spectra: Predicting the dielectric function of semiconductors
Grunert, Malte
Großmann, Max
Runge, Erich
Materials Science
Predicting spectra and related properties such as the dielectric function of crystalline materials based on machine learning has a huge, hitherto unexplored, technological potential. For this reason, we create an ab initio database of 9915 dielectric tensors of semiconductors and insulators calculated in the independent-particle approximation (IPA). In addition, we present the OptiMate family of machine learning models, a series of graph attention neural networks (GAT) trained to predict the dielectric function and refractive index. OptiMate yields accurate prediction of spectra of semiconductors using only their crystal structure. Smooth, artifact-free curves are obtained without these properties being enforced by penalties.
title Deep learning of spectra: Predicting the dielectric function of semiconductors
topic Materials Science
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.08191