Frantsevych Institute for Problems of Materials Science of NAS of Ukraine is a leading center of scientific and technical developments in the field of theoretical foundations of new materials formation, technology for production and manufacture of products from these materials with special properties to meet the needs of nuclear energy, electronics, aircraft, general chemical, transport and agricultural engineering , direct conversion of energy into electrical, quantum electronics, instrument engineering, automation and other fields of technology. The Institute carries out fundamental research and technological developments in the fields of: powder metallurgy and composite materials; physical chemistry of inorganic compounds and solid chemistry; soldering of dissimilar materials; solid state physics; physics of high pressure phases; physicochemistry and technology of structural and functional ceramics; nanostructured materials. The institution has developed the scientific basis of advanced technologies for obtaining, processing and combining materials with a specified set of properties.
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conv_imp0.dat
Dec 18, 2025 - Data for: Correlated electronic structure and local spin in lead-copper-vanadium-bromine apatite: a DMFT study
Fixed Field Text Data - 3.9 KB - MD5: bda53bbd9229324466cb22fd1b91c2af
Convergence data.
conv_imp0.dat
Dec 18, 2025 - Data for: Correlated electronic structure and local spin in lead-copper-vanadium-bromine apatite: a DMFT study
Fixed Field Text Data - 3.7 KB - MD5: 9530e1b1aa3f0e54a7887dc60dae0d80
Convergence data.
conv_imp0.dat
Dec 18, 2025 - Data for: Correlated electronic structure and local spin in lead-copper-vanadium-bromine apatite: a DMFT study
Fixed Field Text Data - 3.3 KB - MD5: 1e243c44fb00bcf540741777bf3e78c5
Convergence data.
conv_imp0.dat
Dec 18, 2025 - Data for: Correlated electronic structure and local spin in lead-copper-vanadium-bromine apatite: a DMFT study
Fixed Field Text Data - 3.7 KB - MD5: eacc8134a833c4320946803c236e8a15
Convergence data.
conv_imp0.dat
Dec 18, 2025 - Data for: Correlated electronic structure and local spin in lead-copper-vanadium-bromine apatite: a DMFT study
Fixed Field Text Data - 3.7 KB - MD5: 57a8dfaef2ecdc56dfbd40ae1aacb08b
Convergence data.
conv_imp0.dat
Dec 18, 2025 - Data for: Correlated electronic structure and local spin in lead-copper-vanadium-bromine apatite: a DMFT study
Fixed Field Text Data - 3.9 KB - MD5: 0c88018e49abc97c54b20a673d940571
Convergence data.
conv_imp0.dat
Dec 18, 2025 - Data for: Correlated electronic structure and local spin in lead-copper-vanadium-bromine apatite: a DMFT study
Fixed Field Text Data - 3.7 KB - MD5: 643371f11cab20e4109ac7488f595729
Convergence data.
dmft_config_fm_2.46.toml
Dec 18, 2025 - Data for: Correlated electronic structure and local spin in lead-copper-vanadium-bromine apatite: a DMFT study
Unknown - 550 B - MD5: 576352536826a4a92adaf559d4b97a09
DMFT config file. T = 100K, n = 2.46.
dmft_config_fm_2.46.toml
Dec 18, 2025 - Data for: Correlated electronic structure and local spin in lead-copper-vanadium-bromine apatite: a DMFT study
Unknown - 550 B - MD5: 576352536826a4a92adaf559d4b97a09
DMFT config file.
dmft_config_fm_2.52.toml
Dec 18, 2025 - Data for: Correlated electronic structure and local spin in lead-copper-vanadium-bromine apatite: a DMFT study
Unknown - 550 B - MD5: 2d30dae5e14e6bf113505ae495fbb7de
DMFT config file.
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