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feature/SOF-8072 Feature: SE for a Ti adatom on a 5×5 TiN island, descent energetics of Fig. 6 (MACE) - #385
Adds a Ti adatom on a 5×5 TiN island on TiN(001) as a new specific example (D-2D-ADA): a structure notebook that builds the 458-atom cell of Sangiovanni et al., Phys. Rev. B97, 035406 (2018) with the adatom at the sites a, c, i of Fig. 6, and a simulation notebook that relaxes them with MACE, takes DFT total energies of the relaxed structures on the platform, and prints the descent energies and the adsorption energy beside the manuscript's. The shipped island notebook is unchanged.
Structure notebook in JupyterLite in a browser: 457 atoms, four materials saved, island corner elements Ti.
SIMULATION notebook in JupyterLite: install, loads, calculator and E_Ti cells run; the Usage markdown says to run natively; the relaxation cells carry no guard.
Fig. 6 plot: our a sits at 0 by construction; c and i fall on the paper's axes, not rescaled.
DFT section: no DFT energy has read back yet (the slab+island job is queued on OFplus); the wait, read-back and three-column comparison cells are untested.
…sites of Fig. 6
The TiN island notebook now builds Sangiovanni et al.'s cell: a 5x5 island with Ti corners on a
12x12x3-atom TiN(001) slab with 15.3 A of vacuum (457 atoms), and saves it with a Ti adatom at the
fourfold hollow a, atop the edge N (c) and atop the terrace N (i), each under a fixed name for the
simulation notebook. Bulk TiN is looked up as mp-492, since "TiN" now matches tin in Standata.
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… island (Fig. 6)
The new simulation notebook relaxes the island cell and the Ti adatom at a, c and i with MACE-MP-0
(large, D3), then prints the energies of c and i relative to a and the adsorption energy at a beside
Sangiovanni et al.'s values with the deviation in percent, the island contraction and ripple, and
Fig. 6 with the paper's curve. The Introduction links it in the D-2D-ISL row.
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…es stated precisely
The simulation notebook's Usage now says how to run it natively (pip install ".[all]" mace-torch
torch-dftd) and that in JupyterLite the relaxations take hours without D3. Each paper constant carries
its own location (the isolated Ti energy is from Sec. II.B, b = 0.10 eV is stated in Sec. III.C.1), and
the isolated-atom section says the model's single-atom energy lies outside its training data. The
structure notebook states that site a is the fourfold hollow between the edge N with the smaller x and
the edge-centre Ti (the paper's FFH_edge), and names the bulk material as MATERIAL_ID = "mp-492" at the
top: the name "TiN" matches tin (Sn, mp-117) first in Standata.
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- Around line 618-619: Update the dft_energies comprehension to handle jobs with
no total_energy property: assign np.nan for missing values instead of indexing
an empty result, so available energies remain available for the comparison in
section 8.
- Line 127: Update the comment near DFT_SYSTEM_SETTINGS to accurately state that
FUNCTIONAL selects PBE; do not claim PW91 is configured with an input_dft key.
Optionally clarify that users can switch to PW91 by adding that setting.
- Line 658: Update the “E_Ti, isolated, eV” row so it does not display the raw
DFT total energy: use np.nan for the DFT entry while preserving the MACE value
and PAPER_ISOLATED_ADATOM_ENERGY value. Leave the other energy rows unchanged.
- Around line 569-570: Update the job naming and lookup around
find_job_for_material to include a deterministic name derived from the relevant
DFT settings, including ECUTWFC, ECUTRHO, DFT_SYSTEM_SETTINGS, and
DFT_SPIN_SETTINGS. Use the same settings-derived job name in the job prefix and
reuse filter so jobs with different DFT settings are not reused.
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Walkthrough
The notebooks build and export a TiN island with Ti adatoms at three sites. A simulation notebook relaxes the structures with MACE, runs or reuses platform DFT jobs, reports structural and energy measurements, and compares results with published values.
Changes: TiN island adatom simulation
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Summary
Build and export adatom structures other/materials_designer/specific_examples/defect_point_adatom_island_titanium_nitride.ipynb, other/materials_designer/specific_examples/Introduction.ipynb
The tutorial configures a TiN slab and island, adds Ti adatoms at sites a, c, and i, previews the structures, and exports them as JSON. The Introduction notebook lists the example, links to its simulation notebook, and cites reference 14.
Calculate and compare simulation results other/materials_designer/specific_examples/defect_point_adatom_island_titanium_nitride_SIMULATION.ipynb
The simulation notebook loads the structures, runs MACE relaxations, and reuses matching platform DFT jobs or submits new ones. It reports structural and energy measurements, compares results with published values, and plots site energies.
sequenceDiagram
participant Uploads
participant SimulationNotebook
participant MACE
participant DFTPlatform
Uploads->>SimulationNotebook: Load island and adatom structures
SimulationNotebook->>MACE: Relax structures and calculate energies
MACE->>SimulationNotebook: Return relaxed structures and energies
SimulationNotebook->>DFTPlatform: Reuse matching jobs or submit new jobs
DFTPlatform->>SimulationNotebook: Return available DFT energies
SimulationNotebook->>SimulationNotebook: Compare results with published values
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Merge Risk: Low · previous review af94c
This adds an example notebook, not production code. It has some correctness and clarity issues: patches applied unconditionally on native runs, a misleading PW91 comment, an incomparable isolated-Ti table entry, possible stale DFT job reuse, and a fragile energy read-back. The DFT read-back and comparison cells have also not been run yet. Fix these before merge for a cleaner example, but none is likely to cause serious harm.
Architecture risk: Low · up to fb6e3
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observed — Modified behavior in other/materials_designer/specific_examples/Introduction.ipynb: Added a Ti adatom-on-TiN-island example with a link to its MACE simulation notebook and citation 14.
observed — Modified behavior in other/materials_designer/specific_examples/defect_point_adatom_island_titanium_nitride.ipynb: Adds the tutorial introduction and parameter guidance, describing the reference structure and adatom-site offset convention.
observed — Modified behavior in other/materials_designer/specific_examples/defect_point_adatom_island_titanium_nitride.ipynb: Defines TiN slab, island, and adatom parameters, including sites a, c, and i and their material names.
observed — Modified behavior in other/materials_designer/specific_examples/defect_point_adatom_island_titanium_nitride.ipynb: Adds package installation, TiN material loading, and slab creation and preview using the configured Miller indices, thickness, vacuum, and supercell.
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- Line 66: Guard the apply_all_patches("mace") call with a Pyodide environment
check so the patch runs only in JupyterLite and native MACE force calculations
retain the native torch.linalg functions.
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- Line 180: Update the cell-height setup around `remove_vacuum` so the exported
adatom structures share a height that leaves 15.3 Å of vacuum above the highest
adatom; account for the adatom being added after this call rather than sizing
the cell only to the island.
- Line 255: Update the visualization cell under “Visualize the Result(s)” to
include materials_with_adatom alongside slab and slab_with_island, so the
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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Apply Pyodide patches only in JupyterLite.
The notebook is intended to run natively, but it applies apply_all_patches("mace") without an environment check. The patch replaces native torch.linalg functions with implementations that detach inputs and create new tensors, so gradients can be lost during native MACE force calculations.
Suggested fix
from mat3ra.notebooks_utils.pyodide.packages.patches import apply_all_patches
+from mat3ra.notebooks_utils.primitive.environment import is_pyodide_environment-apply_all_patches("mace")+if is_pyodide_environment():+ apply_all_patches("mace")
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at line 66:
Guard the apply_all_patches("mace") call with a Pyodide environment check so the
patch runs only in JupyterLite and native MACE force calculations retain the
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reserve vacuum above the adatom.
remove_vacuum sets the cell height to the island’s highest atom plus 15.3 Å. The later adatom is placed about one site spacing above that atom. Each exported adatom structure therefore has less than the paper’s 15.3 Å of vacuum. Set a common cell height that leaves 15.3 Å above the highest adatom. (github.com)
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at line 180:
Update the cell-height setup around `remove_vacuum` so the exported adatom
structures share a height that leaves 15.3 Å of vacuum above the highest adatom;
account for the adatom being added after this call rather than sizing the cell
only to the island.
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…e notebook's result view
The result visualization now includes the three adatom structures next to the slab and the island
cell, so the placed sites can be checked before the materials are saved.
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The island structure notebook goes back unchanged; the paper's 458-atom cell with the Ti adatom moves
to its own adatom notebook in the next commit.
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…(001)
The new adatom notebook builds Sangiovanni et al.'s cell (a 5x5 island with Ti corners on a
12x12x3-atom TiN(001) slab with 15.3 A of vacuum, 457 atoms) and saves it with a Ti adatom at the
sites a, c and i of Fig. 6, derived from the island's edge N atom.
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…t it under Adatom
The simulation notebook, now named after the adatom notebook it reads from, builds the isolated Ti
reference with made's point-defect atom builder and prints each computed value beside the
manuscript's: E(c) - E(a) and E(i) - E(a) (Fig. 6), E_ads(a), E_Ti, the island contraction and the
ripple. The Introduction lists the pair in a new D-2D-ADA row; the island row is unchanged from main.
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The adatom notebook's introduction states the cell and names the sites a, c and i; their description
and coordinates stay in section 3.
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The adatom structure notebook now ends with the paper's reference, and its site list says what c
and i are: atop the edge N, and atop the terrace N in front of it, the epitaxial site that extends
the island.
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The adatom notebook's introduction now shows the paper's Fig. 1(b), the 5x5 island cell it builds.
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- Line 167: After create_defect_point_interstitial inserts the adatom, call
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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rg -n -F --glob '!*.ipynb_checkpoints/**' -- 'create_defect_point_interstitial'.||test"$?" -eq 1
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find /usr/local/lib /usr/lib -path '*/mat3ra/made/tools/*' -type f -print 2>/dev/null | head -200
I couldn’t locate a publicly indexed definition of `create_defect_point_interstitial`. The [mat3ra/made repository](https://github.com/mat3ra/made) is the relevant source; its README says the optional Python `tools` module is installed with `pip install "mat3ra-made[tools]"`. ([github.com](https://github.com/mat3ra/made))
To find the implementation in a local checkout, try:
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grep -R -n "create_defect_point_interstitial" .
```
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- 1: https://github.com/mat3ra/made
I couldn’t find a GitHub result for `create_defect_point_interstitial` in `mat3ra/made`. The search doesn’t establish whether the function exists under another name or in an unindexed branch.
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Re-trim the cell after inserting the a and c adatoms.
remove_vacuum(..., fixed_padding=VACUUM) runs before insertion. The interstitial ADD merge keeps the host lattice and appends the new coordinate, so the a and c exports have less than 15.3 Å above their highest atom. Site i does not raise the island layer and does not need this correction.
Suggested fix
material_with_adatom = create_defect_point_interstitial(
slab_with_island, coordinate, ADATOM_ELEMENT, "exact_coordinate", use_cartesian_coordinates=True
)
+ if site in ("a", "c"):+ material_with_adatom = remove_vacuum(material_with_adatom, fixed_padding=VACUUM)
material_with_adatom.name = ADATOM_MATERIAL_NAMES[site]
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After create_defect_point_interstitial inserts the adatom, call remove_vacuum
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The adatom notebook now takes its sites from ADATOM_SITES at the top: offsets from the island's
edge N atom in units of the Ti-N site spacing, with the island plane as zero height. A reader can move
a start point or add a site by adding one entry there and one to ADATOM_MATERIAL_NAMES.
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The simulation notebook keeps the guidance (the relaxations run natively; in JupyterLite they take
hours and run without D3) and no longer records how long one run took on one machine.
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After the relaxations, the simulation notebook shows the Ti adatom at a, c and i as built and as
relaxed, viewed along the island edge with the island on the left and the terrace on the right.
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The simulation notebook's Usage now says what happens in JupyterLite: the install and the calculator
run, but the first MACE force call on the 457-atom cell needs a 0.76 GB tensor and exceeds the browser's
memory, so the relaxations run natively; D3 is off in the browser.
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- Around line 618-619: Update the dft_energies comprehension to handle jobs with
no total_energy property: assign np.nan for missing values instead of indexing
an empty result, so available energies remain available for the comparison in
section 8.
- Line 127: Update the comment near DFT_SYSTEM_SETTINGS to accurately state that
FUNCTIONAL selects PBE; do not claim PW91 is configured with an input_dft key.
Optionally clarify that users can switch to PW91 by adding that setting.
- Line 658: Update the “E_Ti, isolated, eV” row so it does not display the raw
DFT total energy: use np.nan for the DFT entry while preserving the MACE value
and PAPER_ISOLATED_ADATOM_ENERGY value. Leave the other energy rows unchanged.
- Around line 569-570: Update the job naming and lookup around
find_job_for_material to include a deterministic name derived from the relevant
DFT settings, including ECUTWFC, ECUTRHO, DFT_SYSTEM_SETTINGS, and
DFT_SPIN_SETTINGS. Use the same settings-derived job name in the job prefix and
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The workflow patch helpers change unit contexts and QE input content, not workflow.name. find_job_for_material matches only the material, owner, workflow name, status, and k-grid. It does not compare ECUTWFC, ECUTRHO, DFT_SYSTEM_SETTINGS, or DFT_SPIN_SETTINGS.
If a user changes these values and reruns the notebook, an earlier job can be reused and its energy can be reported for different DFT settings. Include a deterministic settings-derived job name in the job prefix and reuse filter.
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Update the job naming and lookup around find_job_for_material to include a
deterministic name derived from the relevant DFT settings, including ECUTWFC,
ECUTRHO, DFT_SYSTEM_SETTINGS, and DFT_SPIN_SETTINGS. Use the same
settings-derived job name in the job prefix and reuse filter so jobs with
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Handle jobs that produce no total_energy property.
wait_for_jobs_to_finish_async returns when the jobs reach a terminal state, and a terminal state can be an error. If a job fails, for example by hitting the 24 h limit on the 457-atom cell, get_properties_for_job(...) returns an empty list. [0] then raises IndexError. The comprehension loses all the other energies, and section 8 cannot run. Use np.nan for missing energies so the comparison still prints the results that are available.
Proposed fix
--- "a/other/materials_designer/specific_examples/defect_point_adatom_island_titanium_nitride_SIMULATION.ipynb"+++ "b/other/materials_designer/specific_examples/defect_point_adatom_island_titanium_nitride_SIMULATION.ipynb"@@ -615,8 +615,12 @@
"source": [
"from mat3ra.notebooks_utils.core.entity.property.api import get_properties_for_job\n",
"\n",
- "dft_energies = {label: get_properties_for_job(client, job_id, \"total_energy\")[0][\"value\"]\n",- " for label, job_id in dft_job_ids.items()}"+ "dft_energies = {}\n",+ "for label, job_id in dft_job_ids.items():\n",+ " properties = get_properties_for_job(client, job_id, \"total_energy\")\n",+ " dft_energies[label] = properties[0][\"value\"] if properties else np.nan\n",+ " if not properties:\n",+ " print(f\"{label}: job {job_id} has no total_energy\")"
]
},
{
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" dft_energies[label] = properties[0][\"value\"] if properties else np.nan\n",
" if not properties:\n",
" print(f\"{label}: job {job_id} has no total_energy\")"
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around lines 618 - 619:
Update the dft_energies comprehension to handle jobs with no total_energy
property: assign np.nan for missing values instead of indexing an empty result,
so available energies remain available for the comparison in section 8.
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Adds a Ti adatom on a 5×5 TiN island on TiN(001) as a new specific example (
D-2D-ADA): a structure notebook that builds the 458-atom cell of Sangiovanni et al., Phys. Rev. B 97, 035406 (2018) with the adatom at the sites a, c, i of Fig. 6, and a simulation notebook that relaxes them with MACE, takes DFT total energies of the relaxed structures on the platform, and prints the descent energies and the adsorption energy beside the manuscript's. The shipped island notebook is unchanged.SOF-8072. Documentation side: mat3ra/documentation#415.
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