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Equivariant Deep Learning in Direct-Product Space for Electronic-Structure Hamiltonian Prediction

Researchers propose DP-Learner, an equivariant learning framework that performs message passing directly on Hamiltonian-like operator blocks in direct-product space rather than direct-sum spaces of irreducible spherical tensors. The method introduces Lie-generator-based directional embedding and invariantly weighted left-right products and contractions intended to preserve equivariance to SO(3), SU(2), and spatial inversions without explicit Clebsch-Gordan decomposition. It is instantiated as a Transformer architecture and accompanied by MP-HAM-110K, a dataset of more than 110,000 material structures covering 68 elements with Hamiltonian and wavefunction data. Experiments on MP-HAM-110K and Materials-HAM-SOC report improved Hamiltonian prediction accuracy and inference efficiency over the state-of-the-art method.

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Tessera scales equivariant transformer molecular dynamics to 30.7M atoms

Researchers present Tessera, a distributed runtime for equivariant message-passing Transformer molecular dynamics that fixes workload shapes between neighbor-list rebuilds. It uses space-filling-curve atom sorting, conservative neighbor skins, CUDA Graph replay, fused kernels, and overlapped All-to-All communication. On 512 GPUs it sustains 30.7M atoms at 89.7% weak-scaling efficiency, and a 10.24M-atom salt solution shows 0.42 μeV/atom/ps NVE energy drift over 10 ps while matching a serial reference. A 10.06M-atom norovirus capsid sustains 100 ps of NVT at about 8 ps/day on 256 A100 GPUs.

Why it matters: It demonstrates a concrete distributed-systems advance that pushes AI-driven ab initio molecular dynamics to tens-of-millions-of-atom scale with measured efficiency and stability.

Molecular dynamicsEquivariant neural networksDistributed computing