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Space Group Conditional Flow Matching

NeurIPS 2026 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Molecules and proteins · approach: Flow matching generative modeling

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Proposes Space Group Conditional Flow Matching (SGFM), a flow-matching crystal generator whose noise prior respects Wyckoff positions and whose vector field is space-group equivariant via an efficient group averaging, achieving SOTA on CSP and de novo generation benchmarks.

Problem

Generative models for inorganic crystals ignore space group and Wyckoff position constraints, so they produce many low-symmetry structures rather than the highly symmetric, stable crystals seen in nature.

Approach

Condition the whole flow on a space group and Wyckoff positions: a Wyckoff-conditioned symmetric noise prior plus a G x S_n equivariant vector field obtained by an efficient group averaging that needs only one network evaluation per step, since inputs are already G-symmetric.

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Datasets: MP-20 MPTS-52 Alex-MP-20 Perov-5 Carbon-24

Benchmarks: MP-20 MPTS-52 Perov-5 Carbon-24 Alex-MP-20 CSPML evaluation S.U.N. de novo generation on MP-20

Metrics: match rate RMSE validity Wasserstein property divergence stable rate (E_hull) S.U.N.

Baselines: CDVAE FlowMM OMatG DiffCSP++ ADiT FlowLLM SymmCD WyFormer SGEquiDiff CSPML

Builds on: flow matching group averaging DiffCSP++ EGNN FlowMM

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