. Since this prediction is obtained in a purely coherent covalent regime without any thermal excitation, it implies that charge localisation does not require non-covalent perturbations (such as solvation), decoherence, or free-energy effects. Instead, charge localisation is an intrinsic feature of weak covalent networks arising from their geometry relaxation and is ultimately attributed to the correlation between covalent bond orders and equilibrium bond integrals.
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