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 The total energy will then be calculated as $$E_{\text{DFT-D2}}=E_{\text{DFT}}+E_{\text{disp}}(\mbox{D2})$$ if $x=d2$ (see Ref. [2]), The total energy will then be calculated as $$E_{\text{DFT-D2}}=E_{\text{DFT}}+E_{\text{disp}}(\mbox{D2})$$ if $x=d2$ (see Ref. [2]),
-$$E_{\text{DFT-D3}}=E_{\text{DFT}}+E_{\text{disp}}(\mbox{D3})$$ if $x=d3$ (see Ref. [3]), and $$E_{\text{DFT-D4}}=E_{\text{DFT}}+E_{\text{disp}}(\mbox{D4})$$ if $x=d4$ (see Ref. [4]).+$$E_{\text{DFT-D3}}=E_{\text{DFT}}+E_{\text{disp}}(\mbox{D3})$$ if $x=d3$ (see Ref. [3]), and 
 +$$E_{\text{DFT-D4}}=E_{\text{DFT}}+E_{\text{disp}}(\mbox{D4})$$ if $x=d4$ (see Ref. [4]).
  
 Currently the default dispersion correction added to the DFT energy is the D4 dispersion correction developed by Grimme //et al.//, see Ref. [4].  Currently the default dispersion correction added to the DFT energy is the D4 dispersion correction developed by Grimme //et al.//, see Ref. [4].