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Corpus note: charge density waves / vdW (PDF text mismatch)

Summary

The manifest registers papers/Others/2016 charge density waves vdW.pdf with a filename suggesting condensed-matter content (charge density waves, van der Waals physics). However, the p1–2 text extract stored in this repository for slug 20162016-venue-science-journals begins with biomedical references and acknowledgments (for example cardiovascular and lipoprotein literature), which cannot correspond to a trustworthy abstract for the nominal topic. This PDF–extract mismatch means the knowledge base must not summarize scientific conclusions about charge density waves or vdW materials from the current extract. The page records corpus hygiene state only: metadata (pdf_path, SHA-256) is registered for blob tracking, but bibliography fields (doi, authors, venue) remain empty because they cannot be grounded in vetted text. Operators should re-ingest the correct article PDF, regenerate normalized extraction under controlled naming, assign a stable paper:{slug} aligned with bibliographic identity, and only then draft Summary/Methods/Findings from the aligned full text. Until then, automated pipelines should flag this slug in QA reports so retrieval benchmarks do not treat placeholder text as physics evidence.

Methods

Literature scope (corpus hygiene)

The registered blob papers/Others/2016 charge density waves vdW.pdf is not yet tied to a verified bibliography in this knowledge base: the repository’s p1–2 extract for this slug reads as biomedical references/acknowledgments and does not match the filename’s charge density wave / vdW topic. MD application (atomistic dynamics): N/A — no trustworthy protocol can be transcribed until the PDF and extract are reconciled. Force-field training: N/A — not applicable until the file’s scientific identity is confirmed. Static QM / DFT: N/A — same. Operators should inspect the PDF, fix ingest or extraction, assign doi, authors, and venue, then replace this stub with normal article Methods drawn from aligned text.

Findings

Outcomes, mechanisms, and literature comparisons: N/A — any scientific Findings would be speculation while the PDF filename, manifest row, and extract text disagree. Sensitivity to parameters: N/A — not readable from the mismatched extract. Outlook: re-ingest, re-extract, assign stable paper:{slug} metadata, then author normal Summary / Methods / Findings from aligned sources.

Limitations

Confidence remains low by design. Do not cite this wiki page for physics content in downstream MAS or retrieval benchmarks until curation replaces the placeholder. If the PDF itself is a wrong file, remove or replace the blob per corpus policy (do not “fix” science in place without correcting provenance).

Relevance to group

Placeholder stubs protect the graph from silent misinformation when mechanical ingest and extract pipelines diverge; they require explicit human/LLM reconciliation.

Citations and evidence anchors

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