MyQLM fermion module
MyQLM-fermion is the new open-source module in MyQLM.
This module contains tools specific to spin and fermionic systems. It includes, among other things:
- various objects to describe fermionic and spin Hamiltonians,
- objects to describe molecular systems,
- various transformations between fermionic and spin representations,
- a variational quantum eigensolver (VQE),
- a trotterization module,
- a quantum phase estimation module,
- a natural gradient-based optimizer,
- a sequential optimizer,
- a multiqubit gate noise mitigation plugin,
- an ADAPT-VQE plugin implementation,
- ...
Installation
For now, this module has to be installed directly from the sources:
git clone https://github.com/myQLM/myqlm-fermion.git
cd myqlm-fermion
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install .
Documentation
MyQLM-fermion is part of the MyQLM package, whose documentation can be found here.
To access directly MyQLM-fermion documentation, click here.
Changelog
The changelog can be found here.
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