Open a result directly
- Find the completed run in Log.
- Inspect its convergence message and recorded numerical summary.
- Choose Open in Figure Lab when the result contains plottable data.
- The most recently edited active figure using that run reopens. If none exists, Figure Lab imports the numerical source and prepares a figure.
- If a retained source cannot be loaded, use Retry, check source availability, or import your original numerical file.
Distinguish numerical data from a preview
A PNG preview is a rendered image. Numerical datasets preserve samples and metadata that allow future restyling, alignment, and export.
New supported calculation outputs retain a compact research dataset separately from temporary raw-artifact access. Older runs without retained data may require original CSV/text files or a new run.
The ordinary artifact access window is typically three days. Storage lifecycle cleanup is configured separately. An expired download link is not evidence that a retained research dataset is lost.
Read physical claims carefully
- A band gap estimate requires meaningful occupations or an energy reference. Unknown reference data must not be treated as zero Fermi energy.
- DOS normalization must refer to the actual computational cell, atoms, formula units, or volume.
- Phonon imaginary frequencies can reflect an instability or incomplete convergence; inspect the model and method.
- Transport results depend on interpolation, sampling, temperature, chemical-potential conventions, and the relaxation-time model. Conductivity divided by relaxation time is not an absolute conductivity unless a justified time is supplied.