AMShortcut: An Inference- and Training-Efficient Inverse Design Model for Amorphous Materials
Yan Lin, Jonas A. Finkler, Tao Du, Jilin Hu, Morten M. Smedskjaer

TL;DR
AMShortcut is a novel probabilistic generative model that efficiently infers and designs amorphous materials with complex structures, requiring fewer sampling steps and flexible property conditioning.
Contribution
It introduces a training- and inference-efficient model capable of generating diverse amorphous structures conditioned on various properties, reducing computational costs.
Findings
Achieves accurate inference with few sampling steps.
Can be trained once for multiple property conditions.
Demonstrates effectiveness on three diverse datasets.
Abstract
Amorphous materials are solids that lack long-range atomic order but possess complex short- and medium-range order. Unlike crystalline materials that can be described by unit cells containing few up to hundreds of atoms, amorphous materials require larger simulation cells with at least hundreds or often thousands of atoms. Inverse design of amorphous materials with probabilistic generative models aims to generate the atomic positions and elements of amorphous materials given a set of desired properties. It has emerged as a promising approach for facilitating the application of amorphous materials in domains such as energy storage and thermal management. In this paper, we introduce AMShortcut, an inference- and training-efficient probabilistic generative model for amorphous materials. AMShortcut enables accurate inference of diverse short- and medium-range structures in amorphous…
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