Potentials

Ag	[ATVF87,SKC⁺11,WMH06,ZJW04]
Ag, Al	[SKC⁺11]
Ag, Al, Au, Co, Cu, Fe, Mg, Mo, Ni, Pb, Pd, Pt, Ta, Ti, W, Zr	[ZJW04]
Ag, Al, Au, Cu, Ir, Ni, Pb, Pd, Pt, Rh	[RTS91]
Ag, Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Co, Cr, Cu, Er, Fe, Gd, Ge, K, Li, Mg, Mn, Na, Nd, Ni, O, P, Sc, Si, Sn, Sr, Ti, Zn, Zr	[PMM⁺06]
Ag, Au, Cu, Ir, Ni, Pd, Pt, Rh	[KQCG98]
Ag, Au, Cu, Ni, Pt, Rh	[CDUT99]
Ag, Cu	[WMH06,WT09]
Ag, Cu, Zr	[FGS⁺10,SKC⁺11]
Ag, H, Pd	[HWZZ13]
Al	[LEA04,MKBA08,MFMP99,SKC⁺11,SL00,WKG09,ZJW04,ZM03]
Al, As, Ga	[NNFK00]
Al, As, Ga, In, N, P, Sb	[PMC07b]
Al, C, Ca, H, O, S, Si	[LJBGIS12]
Al, Ca, Fe, K, Mg, Na, O, Si, Ti	[GS07]
Al, Ca, Mg, O, Si	[JM07,Mat94]
Al, Ca, Na, O, Si	[PGM12]
Al, Cu	[SKC⁺11]
Al, Cu, N, O, Si, Ti, W	[IM01]
Al, Cu, Zr	[CMS09,SKC⁺11]
Al, Fe	[MSAH05]
Al, H, Li, O, Si	[NvDK⁺12]
Al, H, Ni	[AMB95,BSAM97]
Al, Mg	[LOA⁺97,MARH09]
Al, Mn, Pd	[SBFT12]
Al, N, O	[OL09]
Al, Nb, Ti	[FJ96]
Al, Ni	[KT08,MMP02,Mis04,PPM09]
Al, O, P, Si	[VBKVS90]
Al, O, Si	[JC88]
Al, Pb	[LWS⁺00]
Al, Sm	[MZY⁺15]
Al, Ti	[ZM03]
Al, Zr	[SKC⁺11]
As, Ga	[ANNK02,FTH⁺11,HKS08]
As, Ga, In	[NNFK00]
As, In	[HKS08]
Au	[ATVF87,BJN12,GRS05,SKC⁺11,ZJW04]
Au, H, O	[KFJvD10]
B, C, N	[MFM00]
B, H, N, O	[WDLY10]
B, H, N, Si	[MG00]
B, N	[MSH03,MH05,MSH07]
B, N, O	[OL09]
B, N, Si	[GGM03,MI01]
Ba, C, H, N, O, Pt, Si, Ti, Y, Zr	[NLGI⁺13]
Be, C, H	[BJT⁺09]
Be, H	[BJT⁺09]
Be, W	[BHPN10]
C	[BS12,EA05,LB10,Ter94,Ter89]
C, Cl, F, H, N, Ni, O, Pt, S	[MvDG10]
C, Co, Cu, H, N, Ni, O, Pt, S, Si, Zr	[NvDO⁺05]
C, Fe	[HN09,HA08]
C, Fe, H, O	[AvDK10]
C, H	[JET⁺05,LB10]
C, H, N, O	[BTZ09,SvDC⁺03]
C, H, N, O, S	[MLC⁺10]
C, H, N, O, S, Si	[KTGS⁺12,NSF⁺12,ZZvD⁺09]
C, H, N, O, Ti	[JBAC⁺12]
C, H, O	[CvDG08]
C, H, O, Si	[CCVD⁺05]
C, H, O, V	[CvDG08]
C, H, W	[EA05,JET⁺05]
C, Pt	[ANA02]
C, Si	[DDdlRW98,EA05,Ter90,Ter94,Ter89]
Ca	[SKC⁺11]
Ca, F	[MF93]
Ca, F, Na, O, P, Si	[LMC⁺08]
Ca, H, O, Si	[DGH07,FG90,LG01,SG04]
Cd, Hg, S, Se, Te, Zn	[ZWM⁺13]
Ce	[SKC⁺11]
Cl, Na	[MF93,AFN03]
Co	[PM12,ZJW04]
Cr, Fe, Ni	[BCT13]
Cu	[ATVF87,MKBA08,MMP⁺01,SKC⁺11,ZJW04]
Cu, Fe	[HWW⁺12]
Cu, Fe, Ni	[BPCM09]
Cu, Mg	[SKC⁺11]
Cu, Zr	[MSK07,MKO⁺09,SKC⁺11]
Er, H	[PYL⁺11]
Fe	[ABCH97,BAJ00,MHS⁺03,MEA07,ZJW04]
Fe, Ni	[BPM09,ME95]
Fe, P	[AMS⁺04]
Fe, Pt	[MKA07]
Fe, V	[MHS⁺07]
Ga, N	[NAEN03]
Ga, N, O	[OL09]
Ge, O	[MSM⁺09]
Ge, O, Si	[CLL⁺13]
Ge, Si	[Gab08,LLD95,Ter90,Ter89]
H, N, O, Si	[BCFA06]
H, N, Si	[dBMJF99]
H, O, Si	[Yas96]
H, O, Zn	[RvDS⁺10]
H, Pd	[ZZWH08]
H, W	[LSL⁺11]
Hf, O	[AVJ15]
Hf, O, Si	[BOLM14]
Hf, O, Si, Ta, Ti	[THW⁺13]
Hf, O, Zr	[WZWG12]
In, N, O	[OL09]
Ir	[SKC⁺11]
K, Li, Na, O, Si	[PMC⁺07a]
Li, Nb, O	[AVJ15]
Li, O, Ti	[KRYL10]
Mg	[SMB⁺06,ZJW04]
Mg, O	[MF93]
Mg, O, Si	[LN88,MAM87]
Mg, Ti	[SKC⁺11]
Mg, Y	[SKC⁺11]
Mo	[ZJW04]
Mo, S	[JPR13]
Mo, U, Xe	[SKS⁺13]
N, Ti	[CLM⁺14]
Na	[WGM15]
Nb	[FPW10]
Ni	[ATVF87,MKH⁺12,MFMP99,SKC⁺11,ZJW04]
Ni, P	[SKC⁺11]
Ni, Zr	[MKH⁺12,SKC⁺11,WM15]
O	[EJG⁺06]
O, Si	[SDH⁺10,MMMS07,TS02,Yas03,YSP07]
O, Y, Zr	[SPW01]
O, Zn	[EJG⁺06,NNP⁺96]
Pb	[SKC⁺11,ZJW04]
Pd	[SKC⁺11,ZJW04]
Pd, Si	[SKC⁺11]
Pt	[ANA02,SKC⁺11,ZJW04]
Pt, Zr	[SKC⁺11]
Rh	[SKC⁺11]
Ru	[FMBS08]
Se	[OJRS96]
Si	[EA05,SW85,Ter88a,Ter88b]
Sr	[SKC⁺11]
Ta	[LSAL03,RGG⁺13,SKC⁺11,ZJW04]
Ti	[Ack92,ZJW04]
U	[SSS12]
W	[ZJW04]
Zn	[EJG⁺06]
Zr	[SKC⁺11,ZJW04]

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