edith-pyaf 0.1.2

Exact Diagonalization of Interacting Time-dependent Hamiltonians (in PYthon And Fortran)

EDITH

Description

EDITH (PYAF) stands for Exact Diagonalization of Interacting Time-dependent Hamiltonians (in PYthon And Fortran). For now it is a collection of python modules used to calculate the spectral and dynamical properties of many-body Hamiltonians describing quantum systems on a lattice. One long-term goal is to rewrite the core diagonalization routines in Fortran to make them faster and lighter. Currently, EDITH supports the exact diagonalization of the following models:

• Ising model in a transverse field
• Heisenberg model in a staggered field
• Hubbard model
• Dipolar Aubry-Andre model

Installation

Currently EDITH can be downloaded from PyPI via pip, e.g. with

python3 -m pip install edith-pyaf

Alternatively, you can download the source from the repository (it is just a collection of python modules). The module can then be executed directly.

Usage

To use EDITH after installation:

1. Copy the template input file: python3 edith_pyaf.initialize.py
2. Configure the input file (input.dat) with the parameters of your system.
3. Execute EDITH: python3 edith_pyaf.run.py

Support

For support, please contact [e-mail].

Roadmap

Short term goals:

• Python packaging.
• Simple GUI.

Medium term goals:

• Extending code to non-Hermitian systems.
• Extending diagonalization to Liouvillians (open quantum systems).
• Extending code to time-dependent Hamiltonians.

Long term goals:

• Rewriting core in Fortran.
• Enabling execution on HPC facilities with MPI.

Contributing

If you would like to contribute to this project, please let me know!

Authors and acknowledgment

Paolo Molignini (University of Stockholm)

License

GPLv3 license.

Project status

Ongoing