SOF-8067: charged defect notebook — relax the defective cell per charge, reuse references only on the same k-grid - #378
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…ge state before its SCF With RELAX_DEFECTIVE_MATERIAL, the charged defect notebook runs the Standata Fixed-cell Relaxation on every defective supercell for every charge, with tot_charge patched into pw_relax and the supercell's own k-grid, reuses a finished relaxation of the same cell and charge by its workflow name, submits the relaxations one at a time, and runs each Defect Formation Energy job on its relaxed structure. The relaxations stay untagged, so their total energy can never be taken for a pristine reference. A live run on the unrelaxed cells left residual forces of 0.7 eV/A at q=0 and 8.5 eV/A at q=+2, which makes the charged energies meaningless. The header now also states that no potential alignment is applied. The flag defaults to False, so the notebook behaves as before unless it is set. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
mat3ra.notebooks_utils.material is imported by the made notebooks, which JupyterLite runs with only the default + made packages from config.yml. Since fdb62d2 (SOF-8044) it re-exported load_material from core/entity/material/api.py, which imports mat3ra.api_client and mat3ra.prode — neither is installed in that environment, so every made notebook that imports set_materials or load_material_from_folder failed at import. Nothing imports load_material through this module (the defect notebooks and test_material_api.py import it from core.entity.material.api), so the two lines go and nothing else changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…me k-grid A rerun of the charged defect notebook with SCF_KGRID=[1,1,1] silently reused the charge:0 Total Energy and Band Gap jobs computed at 4x4x4, because find_job_for_material_with_property matched only material, owner, status and tag, so the formation energy mixed two grids. The finder now takes an optional kgrid and asks the platform only for jobs whose pw_scf unit carries a kgrid context with those dimensions (new get_kgrid_query, matching workflow.subworkflows[].units[name].context[name="kgrid"].data.dimensions, where apply_scf_kgrid writes it; checked on production jobs rbGKefNLtim9FmGKY and R2xmsS6QEz6jjx6oa). The notebook passes the supercell's grid, prints it on the reuse line, and the section text no longer says a reference is reused whatever grid it ran with. With SCF_KGRID unset the grid is left to the platform's KPPRA default and the lookup is unfiltered as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…-grid, not by workflow name The pristine relaxation was reused through find_job_for_material on the exact workflow name "Variable-cell Relaxation <material name>", which breaks on a rename and checks neither the kind of relaxation nor its grid. The notebook now asks find_relaxed_material for a finished relaxation of any material with the same structural hash, and find_relaxed_material takes the same optional kgrid and unit_name as the reference finder, so only a pw_vc-relax unit run on SCF_KGRID counts; a fixed-cell relaxation of the same cell, which exists on the production account for GaN, is not taken for it. The relaxation is created only when none is found and stays untagged, so its total energy can never serve as a pristine reference. The find_job_for_material import moves to the defective-cell relaxation cell, its only user. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… hours by default Compute defaults timeLimit to "01:00:00", and a live defective-cell relaxation of V_O in HfO2 was killed by it before it could close. The compute parameters now carry TIME_LIMIT = "04:00:00" next to the queue and ppn, and the notebook passes it to Compute, so every relaxation, reference and defect job gets it and the reader can raise it for larger supercells. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ing relaxation instead of duplicating it With RELAX_DEFECTIVE_MATERIAL the notebook relaxed every charge state before creating any Defect Formation Energy job, so the first result waited on all relaxations, and a rerun while a relaxation was still running created a second one because reuse accepted only finished jobs. The relaxation and the defect job now share one loop over (size, charge): the relaxation is reused or created, waited on, and that charge's defect job is created and submitted at once, so q=+1's SCF runs while q=0 relaxes; the separate batch submission cell goes, which is fewer lines than keeping it. Reuse accepts finished, active, submitted and queued relaxations (not pre-submission, which a never-submitted job would keep forever) and, through the new kgrid and unit_name arguments of find_job_for_material, only those whose pw_relax unit ran on the supercell's grid. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…n reusing jobs With SCF_KGRID unset the lookups were unfiltered, so a default-grid run could reuse a reference or relaxation computed on an explicit grid. A job created without an explicit grid carries no kgrid context on its unit, and the platform then applies its default, so kgrid=None now matches exactly those jobs: get_kgrid_query asks for a unit of that name whose context has no element named kgrid (context.name $ne "kgrid"; on production it returns BLmZo5WZfFXKKTb2H and oSKAgmDmQ5HPFdZyH for the unrelaxed HfO2 cell and nothing for the 4x4x4 one). Same grid now holds both ways: an explicit run never reuses a default-grid job and a default run never reuses an explicit one. The finders default to the new ANY_KGRID, so callers that pass no kgrid, the SOF-8044 notebooks among them, keep the unfiltered lookup. The reuse line prints "k-grid: platform default", and the section texts say the platform default counts as the grid when SCF_KGRID is not set. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The CHARGE parameter and its tot_charge patch were SOF-7917's first attempt at charged defects, now superseded by defect_formation_energy_charged.ipynb, and the header contradicted itself: it announced the neutral formation energy while its formula carried [q] and + q(E_VBM + E_F), and a paragraph then said that term was never computed. CHARGE, its comment, the tot_charge patch and the now-unused patch_workflow_qe_input import go; the formula reads E_defect = E_defective - E_pristine - sum_i dN_i mu_i; the CHARGE paragraph goes, and the opening paragraph points to the charged notebook the way that notebook points back here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… keep the notebook's cell layout, tag the defect relaxation With SCF_KGRID unset, each supercell size now gets one explicit grid, the platform default of the pristine supercell, computed the way the platform does (made ReciprocalLattice.get_dimensions_from_points_count at web-app defaultKPPRA 10 per atom: 12-atom HfO2 mp-352 gives 1x1x1, the Si default gives 2x2x2 where the 1-atom defective cell alone would get 3x3x3); the pristine references, the pristine and defective relaxations and the defect jobs all run on it and every lookup matches it, so the None-as-own-grid rule and the ANY_KGRID sentinel go and the finders take kgrid=None as no condition, as the SOF-8044 callers expect. The notebook keeps origin/main's 53 cells in order, because the web-app Cypress feature asserts on cells 51 and 53: the defective-cell relaxation stays inside the defect-job cell and the existing submit cell again submits the defect jobs. The defective relaxation job is tagged charge:q (its lookup stays by name so a running one can be waited on), the pristine relaxation prints a created or reused line with its id, the compute line prints the time limit, the k-grid prints show the grid itself, and the defect relaxation workflow loads through app.name like the other workflows in section 5-6. get_kgrid_query is tested directly for pw_scf and pw_relax and each finder keeps one case showing its condition is merged, so dropping unit_name in find_job_for_material now fails a test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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participant ChargedNotebook
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ChargedNotebook->>RelaxedMaterialLookup: Search for pristine structure matching configured k-grid and relaxation unit
RelaxedMaterialLookup->>JobsAPI: List matching finished jobs
JobsAPI-->>RelaxedMaterialLookup: Return matching jobs
RelaxedMaterialLookup-->>ChargedNotebook: Return matching relaxed material when found
ChargedNotebook->>JobsAPI: Search for matching fixed-cell defect relaxation
alt Matching defect relaxation exists
JobsAPI-->>ChargedNotebook: Return matching job
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ChargedNotebook->>RelaxationJob: Create and submit fixed-cell relaxation
RelaxationJob-->>ChargedNotebook: Return completed relaxed structure
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ChargedNotebook->>DefectCalculation: Use selected defect structure for formation-energy calculation
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… a job on the defect job's k-grid The Standata workflow picks the pristine total_energy with the highest precision.value, and precision does not measure the k-grid: on production job u5EcXhCocETccDB6a a platform-default (Gamma-only) pristine job carried precision 2000 against 768 for the 4x4x4 one, so a 4x4x4 defect SCF was referenced to the Gamma-only energy (E_f -2.09 eV instead of +0.37). The notebook now resolves one grid, SCF_KGRID or the pristine's platform default (get_platform_default_kgrid, copied from the charged notebook), applies it to the defect SCF through apply_scf_kgrid in place of the inline PointsGridDataProvider block, finds the pristine's finished total_energy job on that grid with find_job_for_material_with_property, raises naming the material and grid when there is none, and names that job to the workflow's assign-reference-job-filter, as the charged notebook does. That lookup replaces the find_total_energy_for_material check, which was PRISTINE_TOTAL_ENERGY_SOURCE's only reader; the parameter described highest-precision selection by any owner, which the job filter no longer allows, so it goes. The header says the Total Energy job must be on the same k-grid. Same 42 cells in the same order as origin/main. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…gy notebooks, with no platform-default grid VB's decision: the k-grid is never left to the platform. SCF_KGRID is one explicit grid, the same for the pristine references and the defective cells (divided by the supercell scaling in the charged notebook), because a KPPRA default resolved on a vacancy cell is different from the pristine's by definition. Both notebooks now default to SCF_KGRID = [4, 4, 4] and drop PLATFORM_DEFAULT_KPPRA, get_platform_default_kgrid, the ReciprocalLattice import and every None branch; get_scf_kgrid_for_supercell keeps only the division, and sections 3.3 and 4.2 of the charged notebook name SCF_KGRID instead of the platform default. The neutral notebook's header shows the general formula again, as on main, because it is what the Standata workflow computes: the job reports it at E_F = 0 and this notebook runs q = 0. No cells are added or removed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…n energy notebooks CHEMICAL_POTENTIAL_REFERENCES names one material per element that the host is in equilibrium with. solve_chemical_potentials turns their total energies into mu_i, one equation E = sum_i n_i mu_i per material, and raises ValueError when the materials' elements differ from the keys or the system is singular. The results cell then shows E_f = E_f^elem + sum_i dN_i (E_i - mu_i), taking sum_i dN_i E_i and dN_i from the defect job's own scope (SUM_DELTA_N_TIMES_MU, DELTA_N_BY_SYMBOL). A reference material's total energy comes from its Total Energy job on SCF_KGRID, else from its highest-precision one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t job, from this account's Total Energy jobs get_reference_energies takes the platform materials the notebook loaded by name and finds each one's finished Total Energy job in this account: the one on SCF_KGRID, else the one other k-grid it was run on; several other grids or none raise, naming the jobs. The pristine takes the energy of its reference job, the one the workflow reads E_PRISTINE from, so the chemical potentials add up to the pristine energy; the charged notebook solves them per supercell size. Each reference prints its job, k-grid and energy. The highest-precision public fallback is gone. get_formation_energy_at_references reads DEFECT_FORMATION_ENERGY, SUM_DELTA_N_TIMES_MU and DELTA_N_BY_SYMBOL from the job's flattened scopeTrack (flatten_scope_track) and is tested on the Zr_Hf job's numbers: 0.3664 -> 0.0134 eV at the oxide references. get_kgrid_of_job reads a job's pw_scf k-grid where get_kgrid_query matches it. Both notebooks resolve the references before creating any defect job; the results cells only apply the shift. The charged 7.2 section states that the plots and the fit use elemental chemical potentials. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Use saved_pristine for a PRISTINE_NAME reference.
When the uploaded pristine material has atom labels, the notebook clears those labels before creating saved_pristine but keeps them when it reloads the configured reference. Material.hash includes each label, so the reference receives a different ID. get_reference_energies then bypasses pristine_energy and can use another job or raise RuntimeError when no matching job exists.
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| "if CHEMICAL_POTENTIAL_REFERENCES:\n", | |
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| " get_or_create_material(client, load_material(client, FOLDER, name, ACCOUNT_ID), ACCOUNT_ID)\n", | |
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| " for element, name in CHEMICAL_POTENTIAL_REFERENCES.items()\n", | |
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| " pristine_energy = client.properties.get_for_job(pristine_reference_job[\"_id\"], \"total_energy\")[0][\"value\"]\n", | |
| " reference_energies = get_reference_energies(\n", | |
| " client, reference_materials, ACCOUNT_ID, SCF_KGRID, {saved_pristine.id: pristine_energy}\n", | |
| "if CHEMICAL_POTENTIAL_REFERENCES:\n", | |
| " reference_materials = {\n", | |
| " element: saved_pristine if name == PRISTINE_NAME else Material.create(\n", | |
| " get_or_create_material(client, load_material(client, FOLDER, name, ACCOUNT_ID), ACCOUNT_ID)\n", | |
| " )\n", | |
| " for element, name in CHEMICAL_POTENTIAL_REFERENCES.items()\n", | |
| " }\n", | |
| " pristine_energy = client.properties.get_for_job(pristine_reference_job[\"_id\"], \"total_energy\")[0][\"value\"]\n", | |
| " reference_energies = get_reference_energies(\n", | |
| " client, reference_materials, ACCOUNT_ID, SCF_KGRID, {saved_pristine.id: pristine_energy}\n", |
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Update the `reference_materials` comprehension so a reference configured with
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… printed and plotted per condition A defect formation energy is a function of the chemical potentials, not one number: the job stores it at the elemental references it used, mu_i = E_i, and at any other mu_i it is E_f(dmu) = E_f - sum_i dN_i dmu_i with dmu_i = mu_i - E_i <= 0. Which mu_i apply is the user's input, read from a phase diagram run separately, so both notebooks now take CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS, dmu per element for each named condition (None = the stored value), instead of resolving reference materials and solving for mu. get_formation_energy_at_chemical_potentials applies the shift from the job's flattened scope and raises KeyError when a condition lacks an element of the job; the results cells print E_f per condition (charged: per size, charge and condition) and plot it against -sum_i dN_i dmu_i, one line per charge for the largest size. get_reference_energies, solve_chemical_potentials and get_kgrid_of_job had no other callers and are removed with their tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…f delta mu, define the inputs, move the helpers to defect_analysis The formation energy at a condition is E_f - sum_i dN_i dmu_i, so the plot's x axis is that combination of dmu, and its label is now built from the job's dN: "Δμ_O (eV)" for an O vacancy, "Δμ_Hf − Δμ_Zr (eV)" for Zr on a Hf site (get_chemical_potential_combination). The conditions are drawn as named points on the line. The shifted value is formation_energy_at_condition in both tables, so formation_energy keeps the meaning it has in results_df (the stored value); the charged table carries both and the plot's x is their difference, replacing formation_energy_shift. The 7.1 markdown defines E_i and dN_i and says where the dmu come from (the host's stability range, formation energies from analyze_convex_hull.ipynb); 7.2 says it uses the stored E_f and that a condition does not move the transition levels. The charged 7.1 cell guards on the records, so a run where every job errored still shows results_df. flatten_scope_track and get_formation_energy_at_chemical_potentials move to defect_analysis.py, the mu_i counterpart of the Fermi-level functions there, and chemical_potentials.py and its test file are removed. The parameter example sits on its own comment line with the values that reproduce 0.013 / 1.010 eV. A new test case pins that an element in the condition but not in the job is ignored. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 586-598: Validate each condition in CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS against
the job elements in scope["DELTA_N_BY_SYMBOL"] before calculating formation
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| "if CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS:\n", | ||
| " scope = flatten_scope_track(client.jobs.get(defect_job_id)[\"scopeTrack\"])\n", | ||
| " chemical_potentials_df = pd.DataFrame.from_dict(CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS, orient=\"index\")\n", | ||
| " chemical_potentials_df[\"formation_energy_at_condition\"] = [\n", | ||
| " get_formation_energy_at_chemical_potentials(scope, delta_mu) for delta_mu in CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS.values()\n", | ||
| " ]\n", | ||
| " print(chemical_potentials_df)\n", | ||
| " energies = chemical_potentials_df[\"formation_energy_at_condition\"]\n", | ||
| " figure = go.Figure(go.Scatter(x=energies - scope[\"DEFECT_FORMATION_ENERGY\"], y=energies, text=energies.index,\n", | ||
| " mode=\"lines+markers+text\", textposition=\"top center\"))\n", | ||
| " figure.update_layout(xaxis_title=f\"{get_chemical_potential_combination(scope['DELTA_N_BY_SYMBOL'])} (eV)\",\n", | ||
| " yaxis_title=\"Defect formation energy (eV)\")\n", | ||
| " render_figure(figure)" |
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Guard against incomplete CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS conditions.
The parameter example lists all host elements, and the results documentation requires Δμ_i for every element of the job. If a condition omits an element, get_formation_energy_at_chemical_potentials raises a bare KeyError, including when dN = 0. Replace that error with a message that identifies the condition and missing elements.
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- " chemical_potentials_df[\"formation_energy_at_condition\"] = [\n",
- " get_formation_energy_at_chemical_potentials(scope, delta_mu) for delta_mu in CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS.values()\n",
- " ]\n",
+ " missing = {name: set(scope[\"DELTA_N_BY_SYMBOL\"]) - set(mu) for name, mu in CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS.items()}\n",
+ " missing = {name: elements for name, elements in missing.items() if elements}\n",
+ " if missing:\n",
+ " raise ValueError(f\"CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS lacks Δμ for elements of the job: {missing}\")\n",
+ " chemical_potentials_df[\"formation_energy_at_condition\"] = [\n",
+ " get_formation_energy_at_chemical_potentials(scope, delta_mu) for delta_mu in CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS.values()\n",
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| "if CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS:\n", | |
| " scope = flatten_scope_track(client.jobs.get(defect_job_id)[\"scopeTrack\"])\n", | |
| " chemical_potentials_df = pd.DataFrame.from_dict(CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS, orient=\"index\")\n", | |
| " chemical_potentials_df[\"formation_energy_at_condition\"] = [\n", | |
| " get_formation_energy_at_chemical_potentials(scope, delta_mu) for delta_mu in CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS.values()\n", | |
| " ]\n", | |
| " print(chemical_potentials_df)\n", | |
| " energies = chemical_potentials_df[\"formation_energy_at_condition\"]\n", | |
| " figure = go.Figure(go.Scatter(x=energies - scope[\"DEFECT_FORMATION_ENERGY\"], y=energies, text=energies.index,\n", | |
| " mode=\"lines+markers+text\", textposition=\"top center\"))\n", | |
| " figure.update_layout(xaxis_title=f\"{get_chemical_potential_combination(scope['DELTA_N_BY_SYMBOL'])} (eV)\",\n", | |
| " yaxis_title=\"Defect formation energy (eV)\")\n", | |
| " render_figure(figure)" | |
| "if CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS:\n", | |
| " scope = flatten_scope_track(client.jobs.get(defect_job_id)[\"scopeTrack\"])\n", | |
| " chemical_potentials_df = pd.DataFrame.from_dict(CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS, orient=\"index\")\n", | |
| " missing = {name: set(scope[\"DELTA_N_BY_SYMBOL\"]) - set(mu) for name, mu in CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS.items()}\n", | |
| " missing = {name: elements for name, elements in missing.items() if elements}\n", | |
| " if missing:\n", | |
| " raise ValueError(f\"CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS lacks Δμ for elements of the job: {missing}\")\n", | |
| " chemical_potentials_df[\"formation_energy_at_condition\"] = [\n", | |
| " get_formation_energy_at_chemical_potentials(scope, delta_mu) for delta_mu in CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS.values()\n", | |
| " ]\n", | |
| " print(chemical_potentials_df)\n", | |
| " energies = chemical_potentials_df[\"formation_energy_at_condition\"]\n", | |
| " figure = go.Figure(go.Scatter(x=energies - scope[\"DEFECT_FORMATION_ENERGY\"], y=energies, text=energies.index,\n", | |
| " mode=\"lines+markers+text\", textposition=\"top center\"))\n", | |
| " figure.update_layout(xaxis_title=f\"{get_chemical_potential_combination(scope['DELTA_N_BY_SYMBOL'])} (eV)\",\n", | |
| " yaxis_title=\"Defect formation energy (eV)\")\n", | |
| " render_figure(figure)" |
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Validate each condition in CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS against the job elements in
scope["DELTA_N_BY_SYMBOL"] before calculating formation energies. Raise a clear
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…es the job used, draw one line from delta mu = 0
CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS is now a flat {element: delta mu} dict, empty by default, in both notebooks: empty means no correction, and the job's value from the total energies is reported as is. The results cells print the elemental reference energies per atom the job used, mu_i^0, from TE_CONTRIBUTIONS_BY_SYMBOL[element].total_energy_per_atom in the job's scope, which is what the workflow builds SUM_DELTA_N_TIMES_MU from. With delta mu given, they print E_f - sum_i dN_i delta mu_i next to the job's value and draw the line from delta mu = 0 to that point on the existing combination axis. The charged notebook adds the corrected value to results_df as formation_energy_at_chemical_potentials and draws one line per charge for the largest size. The per-condition table, the condition names, the example line and every HfO2 value are gone from the notebooks. The 7.1 markdown states mu_i = mu_i^0 + delta mu_i and where delta mu comes from, and 7.2 refers to delta mu = 0 instead of the removed E_i. The explicit plot mode is dropped, because plotly draws a two-point trace as lines+markers by default. The test constants lose their condition names.
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…t workflow, the job result read in the library The charged notebook's 6.2 loop no longer carries the fixed-cell relaxation inline: relax_defective_supercell(defective_supercell, scaling, charge), defined in 5.2 next to create_defect_workflow, builds the relaxation workflow for the supercell's k-grid with tot_charge for q != 0, reuses a finished or running relaxation of that name and grid or creates and submits one tagged charge:q, waits, and returns the final structure. The loop body is now: relax if RELAX_DEFECTIVE_MATERIAL, create the defect workflow, create the job, record it. Jobs, prints and their order are unchanged. The 7.1 cells no longer read the job's scopeTrack. get_defect_job_result(api_client, job_id) returns a DefectJobResult (formation energy, dN per element, the elemental reference energies per atom the job used), and get_formation_energy_at_chemical_potentials takes that result. plot_formation_energy_vs_chemical_potentials in defect_plot.py draws each line from (0, E_f) to (x, E_f at delta mu); the neutral notebook passes one line named after DEFECTIVE_NAME, the charged one a line per charge for the largest size. flatten_scope_track is private. The CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS comment gives an example, and the 7.1 markdown says what the cell shows. The y axis of the neutral plot now reads "Formation energy at the VBM (eV)" and the plot has a title, as the charged one does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… match, SCF_KGRID None reads the pristine job's grid The charged notebook's PRISTINE_NAME is "Si" and is loaded as the sibling notebooks load a material, Materials.get_by_name_first_match (mp-149 for "Si"), falling back to load_material on the uploads folder and the platform when Standata has no match; only the lookup sits in the try, so only its not-found ValueError falls back. The exact-name filter is gone. SCF_KGRID defaults to None in both notebooks. With None, the pristine Total Energy reference is found on any grid, or created without one so the platform chooses it; its grid is read with get_kgrid_of_job, and the Band Gap reference is looked up or created on that grid, so the two share one grid. After the references finish, the notebook reads the Total Energy job's grid back, prints it, and uses it for the defective relaxations, the defect jobs and the relaxation lookups (get_scf_kgrid_for_supercell returns it). An explicit SCF_KGRID behaves as before, divided by the supercell scaling. The neutral notebook applies the grid of the pristine job it found to the defect SCF; with None, its missing-reference error asks to run Total Energy on the pristine first. The reuse line prints the grid of the job it reused, the creation line "k-grid: platform default" when none is set. The markdown states where the grid comes from. get_kgrid_of_job (job/api.py) returns a job unit's grid from its kgrid context, or, for a job created without one, from K_POINTS automatic in workflow.subworkflows[].units[name].input[0].rendered, which production renders at creation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes from preparing the defect-formation-energy webinar (SOF-8067). Standata untouched.
SCF_KGRID, or the pristine reference job's grid when None), picks the pristine job whosepw_scfk-grid equals it, and names that job to the workflow. Applies to the total-energy/band-gap references, relaxations and the relaxed pristine cell (now found by structure, not workflow name).RELAX_DEFECTIVE_MATERIAL(charged notebook, default False): a fixed-cell relaxation of the defective supercell per charge state before its SCF; residual forces were 8.5 eV/Å at q=+2 without it.TIME_LIMITparameter (4 h); a running relaxation is waited on, not duplicated.material.pyno longer re-exportsload_material— it pulledmat3ra.api_client/prodeinto the made-only JupyterLite notebooks, which failed at import.defect_formation_energy.ipynbis neutral only (SOF-7917'sCHARGEleftovers removed).CHEMICAL_POTENTIALS(both notebooks): a correction, Δμ per element in eV/atom below its elemental reference; empty = no correction. The results print the elemental reference energies per atom the job used and, with Δμ given, E_f − Σ ΔN_i Δμ_i and the line from Δμ = 0. HfO₂ live: Zr_Hf 0.37 eV → 0.01 eV with Δμ_Hf = ΔH_f(HfO₂), Δμ_Zr = ΔH_f(ZrO₂).Cell count and order of both notebooks equal main's. 83 unit tests pass. Verified on production: V_O⁺ in HfO₂, n=1, 4×4×4, relaxed — E_f(+1) = 4.11 eV (job
pgwQbdyTNtitmpC2x).Needs the web-app Cypress seeds to carry a
kgrid [2,2,2]context on the pristine Total Energy job (web-appfeature/SOF-8067); without it both features stop reusing the seed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code