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Machine learning prediction of frontier orbital energies in graphene and silicon carbide quantum dots

Sep 2026 · Applied Physics A · Vol 132 · 0 citations · 55 references

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This work addresses a critical gap in data-driven modeling of low-dimensional quantum materials by curating a dataset of 254 functionalized and doped graphene and silicon carbide quantum dots with DFT-computed HOMO and LUMO energies, establishing a foundation for high-throughput screening and inverse design of quantum dots.

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