Abstract:The expedited discovery of carbon allotropes and the rising attention to novel amorphous carbonaceous solids urge innovations in their effective classification with reference to their structural traits. The present report proposes a new in silico similarity-quantification scheme of carbon allotropes that reflects the exact atomic coordinates via reduction and clustering techniques. It allows for the evaluation of pairwise structural relevance and the fine-grained classification of known carbon allotropes. In p… Show more
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