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MyQCD

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MyQCD provides executable audits for the lattice-QCD formulas used by PyQCD. It splits a physics report into SymPy-checkable derivations, a source registry, and independent operator-construction and Feynman-diagram layers. Reference libraries are read-only Git submodules; GPL-3.0 or unlicensed upstream content is never copied.

Install

pip install myqcd

Requirements: Python 3.10+ and SymPy 1.12+. The complete test suite is currently exercised on Python 3.12 with SymPy 1.14.

Check an installation without any source checkout:

python -m myqcd.operator_audit
python -m myqcd

python -m myqcd runs the core formula checks. When refer/papers/INDEX.md is unavailable it skips the paper inventory and reports verified_core_without_inventory; the core checks still run.

Documentation

Repositories

Platform Role URL
GitLab (gitlab.itp.ac.cn) 国内开发 — primary development https://gitlab.itp.ac.cn/zhangxin8069/MyQCD
Gitee 国内发布 — China release mirror https://gitee.com/zhangxin8069/MyQCD
GitHub 国外发布 — global release mirror https://github.com/zhangxin8069/MyQCD

Quick start

import sympy as sp

from myqcd import color, diagram_export, feynman, gamma, operators

assert gamma.gamma_basis_rank() == 16
assert gamma.trace_gamma_product((1, 1)) == 4
assert color.casimir_fundamental() == sp.Rational(4, 3)

operator = operators.BilinearOperator(
    name="O_V4", left_flavor="u", right_flavor="d", structure="V4"
)
assert operator.pyqcd_gamma_index == 4
assert operator.mass_dimension == 3

triangle = feynman.Diagram(
    vertices=("a", "b", "c"),
    edges=(
        feynman.Edge(0, 1, "gluon"),
        feynman.Edge(1, 2, "gluon"),
        feynman.Edge(2, 0, "gluon"),
    ),
)
assert triangle.loop_count == 1
assert diagram_export.to_tikz(triangle).startswith("%")

Operators and diagrams

myqcd exposes all 16 Dirac bilinears with exact parity/C signs, mass dimension, and PyQCD gamma indices:

Class Structures Count
S I 1
P γ₅ 1
V γμ 4
A γμγ₅ 4
T σμν 6

The full table and the comparison with standard Dirac/SU(3) values are in Operators. The documentation renders the same formulas with LaTeX.

Sunset two-loop diagram

Diagram examples (two-point chain, three-gluon triangle, one-loop quark self-energy, two-loop sunset and Wick pairing) with loop counts and TikZ/DOT/SVG export are in Feynman diagrams.

What is inside

Module Content
myqcd.audit Core formula checks, paper inventory and JSON report
myqcd.pyqcd_theory_audit PyQCD gamma, vertex, Wilson-line, Clover, ratio and TMD boundary audits
myqcd.derivations SymPy derivations for lattice gauge theory, flow, LaMET, PDF/TMD and statistics
myqcd.formula_registry Formula-to-source-to-derivation registry
myqcd.latex_inventory Display-formula inventory for paper sources
myqcd.wick Exact flavor-respecting Wick pairings with Grassmann signs
myqcd.gamma DeGrand--Rossi gamma basis, trace theorem and 16 Dirac structures
myqcd.color SU(3) generators, structure constants, Casimirs and color Fierz identity
myqcd.color_traces SU(3) trace, f/d contractions and generic Casimir formulas
myqcd.gamma_traces gamma5 traces, epsilon correspondence and chiral projector traces
myqcd.operators Dirac bilinear decomposition, parity/C classification and PyQCD index mapping
myqcd.lorentz Euclidean epsilon contractions, Schouten identity, transverse and spin-2 projectors
myqcd.fierz General 16-basis Dirac Fierz transformations with exact coefficients
myqcd.operator_basis Derivative operators, chiral combinations, color representations and operator tables
myqcd.qcd_rules Symbolic QCD propagators, Ward identities, vertex factors and dimensions
myqcd.lattice Lattice momenta, Fourier phases and dispersion relations
myqcd.statistics Jackknife, bootstrap and effective-mass estimators
myqcd.feynman Diagram structures, QCD rule catalog, Wick pairing graphs and loop counting
myqcd.topology Graph invariants, isomorphism, topology enumeration and builders
myqcd.diagram_export Zero-dependency JSON, Mermaid, LaTeX, TikZ, DOT and SVG export
myqcd.operator_audit One-command audit for the operator and diagram layers

Entry points

python -m myqcd
python -m myqcd.operator_audit --root .
python -m myqcd.pyqcd_theory_audit --root .

python -m myqcd.operator_audit writes logs/data/operator_audit/operator_feynman_audit.json under the current directory and exits non-zero if any check fails.

Evidence boundary

  • verified covers only the algebra, dimensions, finite-dimensional proxies and combinatorial identities that are actually checked.
  • No claim is made for loop integrals, nonperturbative matrix elements, real ensembles, GPU numerics, soft/rapidity closure or the continuum limit.
  • myqcd.color uses the Hermitian normalization Tr[T^aT^b] = +delta^{ab}/2; the historical SU(3) derivations in myqcd.derivations use the anti-Hermitian -delta^{ab}/2. The two conventions must not be mixed.
  • Diagram export guarantees combinatorial structure and string format only; it does not prove symmetry factors or loop-integral results.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.

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