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@ARTICLE{Abbott:1050123,
author = {Abbott, Joseph W. and Acosta, Carlos Mera and Akkoush, Alaa
and Ambrosetti, Alberto and Atalla, Viktor and Bagrets,
Alexej and Behler, Jörg and Berger, Daniel and Bieniek,
Björn and Björk, Jonas and Blum, Volker and Bohloul, Saeed
and Box, Connor L. and Boyer, Nicholas and Brambila, Danilo
Simoes and Bramley, Gabriel A. and Bryenton, Kyle R. and
Camarasa-Gómez, María and Carbogno, Christian and Caruso,
Fabio and Chutia, Sucismita and Ceriotti, Michele and
Csányi, Gábor and Dawson, William and Delesma, Francisco
A. and Della Sala, Fabio and Delley, Bernard and DiStasio,
Robert A. and Dragoumi, Maria and Driessen, Sander and
Dvorak, Marc and Erker, Simon and Evers, Ferdinand and
Fabiano, Eduardo and Farrow, Matthew R. and Fiebig, Florian
and Filser, Jakob and Foppa, Lucas and Gallandi, Lukas and
Garcia, Alberto and Gehrke, Ralf and Ghan, Simiam and
Ghiringhelli, Luca M. and Glass, Mark and Goedecker, Stefan
and Golze, Dorothea and Gramzow, Matthias and Green, James
A. and Grisafi, Andrea and Grüneis, Andreas and Günzl, Jan
and Gutzeit, Stefan and Hall, Samuel J. and Hanke, Felix and
Havu, Ville and He, Xingtao and Hekele, Joscha and Hellman,
Olle and Herath, Uthpala and Hermann, Jan and
Hernangómez-Pérez, Daniel and Hofmann, Oliver T. and Hoja,
Johannes and Hollweger, Simon and Hörmann, Lukas and
Hourahine, Ben and How, Wei Bin and Huhn, William P. and
Hülsberg, Marcel and Jacob, Timo and Jand, Sara Panahian
and Jiang, Hong and Johnson, Erin R. and Jürgens, Werner
and Kahk, J. Matthias and Kanai, Yosuke and Kang, Kisung and
Karpov, Petr and Keller, Elisabeth and Kempt, Roman and
Khan, Danish and Kick, Matthias and Klein, Benedikt P. and
Kloppenburg, Jan and Knoll, Alexander and Knoop, Florian and
Knuth, Franz and Köcher, Simone S. and Kockläuner, Jannis
and Kokott, Sebastian and Körzdörfer, Thomas and Kowalski,
Hagen-Henrik and Kratzer, Peter and Kůs, Pavel and Laasner,
Raul and Lang, Bruno and Lange, Björn and Langer, Marcel F.
and Larsen, Ask Hjorth and Lederer, Hermann and Lehtola,
Susi and Lenz-Himmer, Maja-Olivia and Leucke, Moritz and
Levchenko, Sergey and Lewis, Alan and von Lilienfeld, O.
Anatole and Lion, Konstantin and Lipsunen, Werner and
Lischner, Johannes and Litman, Yair and Liu, Chi and Liu,
Qing-Long and Logsdail, Andrew J. and Lorke, Michael and
Lou, Zekun and Mandzhieva, Iuliia and Marek, Andreas and
Margraf, Johannes T. and Maurer, Reinhard J. and Melson,
Tobias and Merz, Florian and Meyer, Jörg and Michelitsch,
Georg S. and Mizoguchi, Teruyasu and Moerman, Evgeny and
Morgan, Dylan and Morgenstein, Jack and Moussa, Jonathan and
Nair, Akhil S. and Nemec, Lydia and Oberhofer, Harald and
Otero-de-la-Roza, Alberto and Panadés-Barrueta, Ramón L.
and Patlolla, Thanush and Pogodaeva, Mariia and Pöppl,
Alexander and Price, Alastair J. A. and Purcell, Thomas A.
R. and Quan, Jingkai and Raimbault, Nathaniel and Rampp,
Markus and Rasim, Karsten and Redmer, Ronald and Ren, Xinguo
and Reuter, Karsten and Richter, Norina A. and Ringe, Stefan
and Rinke, Patrick and Rittmeyer, Simon P. and
Rivera-Arrieta, Herzain I. and Ropo, Matti and Rossi,
Mariana and Ruiz, Victor and Rybin, Nikita and Scheffler,
Matthias and Sanfilippo, Andrea and Scheurer, Christoph and
Schober, Christoph and Schubert, Franziska and Shen, Tonghao
and Shepard, Christopher and Shang, Honghui and Shibata,
Kiyou and Sobolev, Andrei and Song, Ruyi and Soon, Aloysius
and Speckhard, Daniel T. and Stishenko, Pavel V. and Tahir,
Muhammad and Takahara, Izumi and Tang, Jun and Tang, Zechen
and Theis, Thomas and Theiss, Franziska and Tkatchenko,
Alexandre and Todorović, Milica and Trenins, George and
Unke, Oliver T. and Vázquez-Mayagoitia, Álvaro and
Waldschmidt, Daniel and van Vuren, Oscar and Wang, Han and
Wang, Yanyong and Wieferink, Jürgen and Wilhelm, Jan and
Woodley, Scott and Xu, Jianhang and Xu, Yong and Yao, Yi and
Yao, Yingyu and Yoon, Mina and Yu, Victor Wen-zhe and Yuan,
Zhenkun and Zacharias, Marios and Zhang, Igor Ying and
Zhang, Min-Ye and Zhang, Wentao and Zhao, Rundong and Zhao,
Shuo and Zhou, Ruiyi and Zhou, Yuanyuan and Zhu, Tong},
title = {{R}oadmap on {A}dvancements of the {FHI}-aims {S}oftware
{P}ackage},
reportid = {FZJ-2025-05831, arXiv:2505.00125},
year = {2025},
note = {arXiv admin note: Includes articles arXiv:2502.02460,
arXiv:2501.02550, arXiv:2411.01680, arXiv:2501.16091,
arXiv:2411.04951},
abstract = {Electronic-structure theory is the foundation of the
description of materials including multiscale modeling of
their properties and functions. Obviously, without
sufficient accuracy at the base, reliable predictions are
unlikely at any level that follows. The software package
FHI-aims has proven to be a game changer for accurate
free-energy calculations because of its scalability,
numerical precision, and its efficient handling of density
functional theory (DFT) with hybrid functionals and van der
Waals interactions. It treats molecules, clusters, and
extended systems (solids and liquids) on an equal footing.
Besides DFT, FHI-aims also includes quantum-chemistry
methods, descriptions for excited states and vibrations, and
calculations of various types of transport. Recent
advancements address the integration of FHI-aims into an
increasing number of workflows and various artificial
intelligence (AI) methods. This Roadmap describes the
state-of-the-art of FHI-aims and advancements that are
currently ongoing or planned.},
cin = {IET-1},
cid = {I:(DE-Juel1)IET-1-20110218},
pnm = {1223 - Batteries in Application (POF4-122)},
pid = {G:(DE-HGF)POF4-1223},
typ = {PUB:(DE-HGF)25},
eprint = {2505.00125},
howpublished = {arXiv:2505.00125},
archivePrefix = {arXiv},
SLACcitation = {$\%\%CITATION$ = $arXiv:2505.00125;\%\%$},
url = {https://juser.fz-juelich.de/record/1050123},
}