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Equation 1 · Part 3 · Materials Discovery and Degradation in 2035: Scenarios, Signals, and Falsifiable Predictions

Symbol E_convex hull

ΔEhull=E(compound)−Econvex hull(composition)\Delta E_{\text{hull}} = E(\text{compound}) - E_{\text{convex hull}}(\text{composition})
Econvex hullE_{\text{convex hull}}

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EcE_convex hull is one of the signed contributions combined to compute the quantity on the left.

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If a screening model reports a stability margin against decomposition, ΔEhull=E(compound)−Econvex hull(composition)\Delta E_{\text{hull}} = E(\text{compound}) - E_{\text{convex hull}}(\text{composition}). then a small positive Δ\Delta EhullE_{\text{hull}} has historically been treated as a proxy for “worth attempting to synthesize.” The 2024–2025 critique’s core point is that this proxy is weak: a large share of low- Δ\Delta EhullE_{\text{hull}} candidates in the GNoME set failed independent synthesizability screens once structural and existence-probability criteria were applied on top of the energy criterion alone [ 5 ] [ 10 ] . Closing the gap means replacing that single-variable proxy with a jointly trained, multi-criterion one — an analysis claim about what the fix would have to look like, not a report that…

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