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Chang D, Chen M-H, Van der Ven A. 2015. Factors Contributing to Path Hysteresis of Displacement and Conversion Reactions in Li Ion Batteries. Chemistry of Materials. 27:7593–7600.

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Thomas JC, Van der Ven A. 2017. The exploration of nonlinear elasticity and its efficient parameterization for crystalline materials. Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids. 107:76–95.

Bechtel JS, Seshadri R, Van der Ven A. 2016. Energy Landscape of Molecular Motion in Cubic Methylammonium Lead Iodide from First Principles. Journal of Physical Chemistry C. 120(23):12403-12410.

Chen M-H, Thomas JC, Natarajan ARaju, Van der Ven A. 2016. Effects of strain on the stability of tetragonal ZrO 2. Physical Review B. 94(5):054108.

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Fabini DH, Laurita G, Bechtel JS, Stoumpos CC, Evans HA, Kontos AG, Raptis YS, Falaras P, Van der Ven A, Kanatzidis MG et al.. 2016. Dynamic Stereochemical Activity of the Sn2+ Lone Pair in Perovskite CsSnBr3. Journal of the American Chemical Society. 138:11820–11832.

Kolli SKrishna, Natarajan ARaju, Thomas JC, Pollock TM, Van der Ven A. 2020. Discovering hierarchies among intermetallic crystal structures. Physical Review Materials. 4:113604.

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Rhein RK, Callahan PG, Murray SP, Stinville J-C, Titus MS, Van der Ven A, Pollock TM. 2018. Creep Behavior of Quinary γ′-Strengthened Co-Based Superalloys. Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A. :1-9.

Natarajan ARaju, Van der Ven A. 2019. Connecting the Simpler Structures to Topologically Close-Packed Phases. Physical review letters. 121:255701.

Kaufman JL, Van der Ven A. 2022. Cation Diffusion Facilitated by Antiphase Boundaries in Layered Intercalation Compounds. Chemistry of Materials. 34:1889–1896.

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Kaufman JL, Van der Ven A. 2021. Antiphase boundary migration as a diffusion mechanism in a P3 sodium layered oxide. Physical Review Materials. 5:055401.

Chen M-H, Emly A, Van der Ven A. 2015. Anharmonicity and phase stability of antiperovskite Li 3 OCl. Physical Review B. 91:214306.

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