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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe interface notebook builds and exports graphene on four-layer h-BN at configured distances and registries. A linked simulation notebook configures and runs Quantum ESPRESSO calculations, then analyzes energies, band structures, gaps, and effective mass. ChangesGraphene/h-BN interface and simulation
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- Zoom plotted against k − K in Å⁻¹; ZOOM_POINTS, ZOOM_WINDOW and VELOCITY_FIT_RANGE in §1.3;
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| "metadata": {}, | ||
| "outputs": [], | ||
| "source": [ | ||
| "from mat3ra.made.tools.analyze.other import get_average_interlayer_distance\n", | ||
| "from mat3ra.made.tools.convert.interface_parts_enum import InterfacePartsEnum\n", | ||
| "from mat3ra.notebooks_utils.core.entity.material.api import load_material\n", | ||
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| "material_names = {\n", | ||
| " stacking: {distance: MATERIAL_NAME.format(stacking=stacking, distance=distance) for distance in sorted(DISTANCES)}\n", | ||
| " for stacking in STACKINGS\n", | ||
| "}\n", | ||
| "materials = {}\n", | ||
| "for stacking, names in material_names.items():\n", | ||
| " for name in names.values():\n", | ||
| " material = load_material(client, FOLDER, name, ACCOUNT_ID)\n", | ||
| " materials[name] = material\n", | ||
| " interlayer_distance = get_average_interlayer_distance(\n", | ||
| " material, InterfacePartsEnum.SUBSTRATE.value, InterfacePartsEnum.FILM.value)\n", | ||
| " print(f\"{name}: {material.basis.number_of_atoms} atoms, a = {material.lattice.a:.4f} Å, \"\n", | ||
| " f\"gamma = {material.lattice.gamma:.3f}°, graphene–h-BN distance = {interlayer_distance:.3f} Å, \"\n", | ||
| " f\"stacking ({stacking})\")" | ||
| ] | ||
| }, | ||
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Document the required move into ./uploads.
The structure notebook triggers a browser download. It does not write the JSON files to ./uploads. The simulation notebook then calls load_material(client, FOLDER, name, ACCOUNT_ID) with FOLDER = "./uploads". The documented Run All workflow can therefore fail because the loader cannot find the exported files.
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-1. Create the materials in the [structure notebook](interface_2d_2d_boron_nitride_graphene.ipynb), which saves them to the `uploads` folder under the names built from `MATERIAL_NAME` in cell 1.2 below.
+1. Create the materials in the [structure notebook](interface_2d_2d_boron_nitride_graphene.ipynb), move the downloaded JSON files into `./uploads`, and preserve the names built from `MATERIAL_NAME` in cell 1.2 below.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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| "equilibrium_distances = {}\n", | ||
| "equilibrium_names = {}\n", | ||
| "gap_at_equilibrium = {}\n", | ||
| "for stacking, names in material_names.items():\n", | ||
| " lowest = sorted(names, key=lambda distance: total_energies[names[distance]])[:3]\n", | ||
| " quadratic, linear, _ = np.polyfit(lowest, [total_energies[names[distance]] for distance in lowest], 2)\n", | ||
| " equilibrium_distances[stacking] = -linear / (2 * quadratic)\n", | ||
| " nearest = min(names, key=lambda distance: abs(distance - equilibrium_distances[stacking]))\n", | ||
| " equilibrium_names[stacking] = names[nearest]\n", | ||
| " gap_at_equilibrium[stacking] = np.interp(\n", | ||
| " equilibrium_distances[stacking], list(names), [gaps[name] for name in names.values()])\n", |
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Guard invalid fitted equilibria before reporting them.
The paper distances do not prove that enabling stackings a or b produces an out-of-range fitted vertex. The computed energies determine that result.
The missing guard is still a valid concern. An out-of-range vertex makes np.interp return an endpoint gap. A non-positive curvature has no valid minimum, and zero curvature raises during the division. Reject the invalid fit before calculating the vertex, and warn when a valid vertex is outside the scan.
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lowest = sorted(names, key=lambda distance: total_energies[names[distance]])[:3]
quadratic, linear, _ = np.polyfit(lowest, [total_energies[names[distance]] for distance in lowest], 2)
+ if quadratic <= 0:
+ raise ValueError(f"({stacking}): fitted energy curvature is non-positive; extend DISTANCES")
equilibrium_distances[stacking] = -linear / (2 * quadratic)
+ if not min(names) <= equilibrium_distances[stacking] <= max(names):
+ print(f"Warning ({stacking}): fitted equilibrium distance is outside DISTANCES; extend the scan")
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| "equilibrium_distances = {}\n", | |
| "equilibrium_names = {}\n", | |
| "gap_at_equilibrium = {}\n", | |
| "for stacking, names in material_names.items():\n", | |
| " lowest = sorted(names, key=lambda distance: total_energies[names[distance]])[:3]\n", | |
| " quadratic, linear, _ = np.polyfit(lowest, [total_energies[names[distance]] for distance in lowest], 2)\n", | |
| " equilibrium_distances[stacking] = -linear / (2 * quadratic)\n", | |
| " nearest = min(names, key=lambda distance: abs(distance - equilibrium_distances[stacking]))\n", | |
| " equilibrium_names[stacking] = names[nearest]\n", | |
| " gap_at_equilibrium[stacking] = np.interp(\n", | |
| " equilibrium_distances[stacking], list(names), [gaps[name] for name in names.values()])\n", | |
| "equilibrium_distances = {}\n", | |
| "equilibrium_names = {}\n", | |
| "gap_at_equilibrium = {}\n", | |
| "for stacking, names in material_names.items():\n", | |
| " lowest = sorted(names, key=lambda distance: total_energies[names[distance]])[:3]\n", | |
| " quadratic, linear, _ = np.polyfit(lowest, [total_energies[names[distance]] for distance in lowest], 2)\n", | |
| " if quadratic <= 0:\n", | |
| " raise ValueError(f\"({stacking}): fitted energy curvature is non-positive; extend DISTANCES\")\n", | |
| " equilibrium_distances[stacking] = -linear / (2 * quadratic)\n", | |
| " if not min(names) <= equilibrium_distances[stacking] <= max(names):\n", | |
| " print(f\"Warning ({stacking}): fitted equilibrium distance is outside DISTANCES; extend the scan\")\n", | |
| " nearest = min(names, key=lambda distance: abs(distance - equilibrium_distances[stacking]))\n", | |
| " equilibrium_names[stacking] = names[nearest]\n", | |
| " gap_at_equilibrium[stacking] = np.interp(\n", | |
| " equilibrium_distances[stacking], list(names), [gaps[name] for name in names.values()])\n", |
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Reproduces Giovannetti et al., Phys. Rev. B 76, 073103 (2007): graphene on four-layer h-BN in
the paper's three stackings, rigid sheets, the graphene–h-BN distance scanned, and from that the
equilibrium distances (Fig. 2: 3.50 / 3.40 / 3.22 Å), the band structure and DOS of the stable
stacking with the gap at K (Fig. 3: 53 meV, h-BN gap 4.7 eV), the gap vs distance (Fig. 4: 56 / 46 /
53 meV at equilibrium) and the effective mass (4.7·10⁻³ mₑ).
SOF-8064. Documentation side: mat3ra/documentation#413.
Notebooks
interface_2d_2d_boron_nitride_graphene.ipynb— the paper's cell: graphene (standata) on four h-BNlayers cut from standata's bulk h-BN, both strained in-plane to the paper's a = 2.445 Å and the h-BN
to its 3.24 Å spacing; the bulk entry's upper layer is translated by (1/3, 2/3, 0) so the stacking is
AA' as the paper's (standata's
mp-7991is not AA'); vacuum 15 Å above graphene; one material perstacking × distance, registries (a) C over B and N, (b) C over N and a hexagon centre, (c) C over B
and a hexagon centre, measured and printed. The lists
STACKINGSandDISTANCEShold the paper'sfull set with all but (c) × {3.1, 3.2, 3.3} commented out.
interface_2d_2d_boron_nitride_graphene_SIMULATION.ipynb— oneband_structure_dos.jsonjob permaterial (LDA, GBRV ultrasoft 40/200 Ry, 36×36×1, tetrahedron occupations on scf/nscf, dipole
correction, Γ–K–M–Γ at 100 steps per leg), run one at a time and reused by name. Results: E vs d
and the equilibrium distance per stacking (parabola through the three lowest points), the direct gap
at K per material, the gap vs d, for (c) at its equilibrium the bands, the DOS and a zoom around K,
the h-BN gap at K and the effective mass from m* = ħ²Δ/(2(ħv)²) with ħv fitted on the cone. The
comparison cell prints the paper's numbers beside ours with the deviation in percent; it does not
grade.
Introduction.ipynb— the BN/Graphene row's Simulation column.The only setting that differs from the paper: GBRV ultrasoft at 40/200 Ry where the paper has VASP at
600 eV.
Manual checks
pw_scf.in:occupations = 'tetrahedra',tefield = .true.,dipfield = .true.,edir = 3,emaxposinside the vacuum,eopreg = 0.05,ecutwfc = 40,ecutrho = 200,K_POINTS automatic 36 36 1 0 0 0;pw_bands.inkeeps smearing and carries the K vertex at0.3333 0.3333 0.vacuum 15 Å, registry as the stacking letter says.
Verified
Offline against the real packages for all 45 materials (cell geometry, AA' stacking, registries,
rendered inputs) and the result cells on synthetic bands. Platform, the notebook's defaults
(stacking (c) at 3.1 / 3.2 / 3.3 Å, seminar org, cluster-001 queue D, two cores, ~25 min a job):
Stackings (a) and (b) and the full 2.5–3.9 Å range follow in the documentation page's results table.
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