Vibrational internal energy (property)

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    "description": "The vibrational internal energy, in electronvolt (eV), for the vibrational modes of the referenced cell, at the temperature recorded alongside.\nExtensive quantity of the whole simulated cell. It includes the zero-point energy.\nA null value means the quantity is not available or not recorded."
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