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A Quantum-Mechanical Map for Bonding and Properties in Solids

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Fig.  1  |  A  two-dimensional  map  of  electronic  interactions  and  bonding  in  materials
Fig. 2 | Three-dimensional maps defining design rules for materials with desired properties
Fig. 3 | Mechanism of the Peierls distortion in materials as described by quantum-based  indicators
Table S1: Materials computationally characterised in this work, as described in the Methods section  above; numerical data for structural, bonding, and physical properties are listed here

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