Tuning collective anion motion enables superionic conductivity in solid-state halide electrolytes
Zhantao Liu(Shenzhen University), Hailong Chen(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Po‐Hsiu Chien(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Shaowei Song(University of Houston), Shuo Chen(Anhui University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Jue Liu(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Shuo Wang(University of Maryland, College Park), Yifei Mo(University of Maryland, College Park), Mu Lu(Georgia Institute of Technology), Shuman Xia(Georgia Institute of Technology)
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