1. Navigating Sparse Singlet Fission Chemical Space: An Intelligent Generative-Predictive Paradigm1
An unreviewed preprint couples molecular generation with property prediction to search for singlet-fission candidates, whose excited-state energies must meet demanding conditions. The authors report computational enrichment of suitable structures and a candidate database, offering a focused starting point for materials discovery. This abstract-based account describes predicted energetic suitability, rather than measured fission performance; the full manuscript was unavailable for this check.1
References
Longfei Lv; Li Fu; Si Zhou; Lingzhi Zhao; Jijun Zhao. Navigating Sparse Singlet Fission Chemical Space: An Intelligent Generative-Predictive Paradigm. arXiv; 2026; Unreviewed preprint, version 1. DOI: 10.48550/arXiv.2609.15136. Accessed 2026-09-16T17:05:46.797Z.
Source evidence and access
arXiv v1 abstract paragraphs 1–4 and submission history, 14 September 2026 07:10:17 UTC
Evidence paraphrase: the abstract describes a structure generator, property predictor and multi-criterion validation workflow for singlet-fission molecules, reports enrichment of candidates satisfying energetic criteria, and describes a computational candidate database. Short quotation: "a synergistic generative-predictive framework for the targeted inverse design of SF molecules". Numerical hit-rate and sampling-denominator claims are deliberately outside this narrow mention.
Repository abstract, authors and v1 date rechecked. Web PDF retrieval returned Internal Error. Prior internal recovery had accessed main PDF, but this author run relies only on the freshly checked abstract and does not reuse unchecked numerical claims.
Publication record
Published 2026-09-16.
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