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Compute phonon properties and assess dynamic stability using ML potentials via phonopy
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Compute phonon properties and assess dynamic stability using ML potentials via phonopy
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Compute phonon properties (frequencies, DOS, thermal properties) and assess dynamic stability of crystal structures using the finite-displacement method via phonopy with forces from ML interatomic potentials (UMA/fairchem).
A structure is dynamically stable if all phonon frequencies are real (no imaginary modes). Imaginary frequencies indicate the structure is at a saddle point on the potential energy surface and would spontaneously distort.
phonopy installed (pip install phonopy)fairchem-core installed (for UMA calculator)ase installedphonon_stability.py — Check dynamic stability of crystal structuresFrom a directory of CIF files:
python3 {baseDir}/scripts/phonon_stability.py \
--structures-dir ./relaxed_structures \
--format json
From a single CIF file:
python3 {baseDir}/scripts/phonon_stability.py \
--structure relaxed_LaH10.cif \
--format json
With custom supercell size:
python3 {baseDir}/scripts/phonon_stability.py \
--structures-dir ./candidates \
--supercell 2,2,2 \
--model uma-s-1p2 \
--format json
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
--structure | Path to a single CIF/POSCAR file |
--structures-dir | Directory of CIF files to analyze |
--after-job | SLURM job ID to wait for before starting (e.g. wait for UMA screening to finish) |
--supercell | Supercell dimensions (default: auto, typically 2,2,2) |
--displacement | Finite displacement distance in Angstrom (default: 0.01) |
--model | UMA checkpoint (default: uma-m-1p1) |
--task | UMA task (default: omat) |
--device | cuda (default) or cpu |
--imaginary-threshold | Frequency threshold in THz for instability (default: -0.5) |
--output-dir | Directory for output files |
--format | summary | json |
{
"status": "COMPLETED",
"results": [
{
"label": "LaH10_relaxed",
"formula": "LaH10",
"dynamically_stable": true,
"min_frequency_THz": 0.23,
"max_frequency_THz": 45.2,
"n_imaginary_modes": 0,
"n_modes": 33,
"thermal_properties": {
"300K": {
"free_energy_kJ_per_mol": -12.5,
"entropy_J_per_mol_K": 45.2,
"heat_capacity_J_per_mol_K": 38.1
}
}
}
]
}
A structure is flagged as dynamically unstable if:
Small negative frequencies near Gamma (> -0.5 THz) are typically numerical artifacts from the acoustic sum rule and are ignored.
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