oqtant 1.4.1

Oqtant Desktop Suite

Oqtant API (OqtAPI)

Oqtant offers a Python package that works with Jupyter notebooks to provide access to more complex experiments, fine-tuned control over job inputs, and more in-depth data analysis tooling.

With Oqtant Quantum Matter Service, create a form of quantum matter called a Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC), wherein quantum phenomena are visible on a macroscopic scale. Using light, programmatically manipulate BECs to explore a multitude of phenomena: superposition, interference, tunneling, superfluidity, and more!

🚀 Installation

The easiest way to install Oqtant's Python API is via pip:

pip install oqtant

To submit jobs, you will need an Oqtant account. Register and start for free! For more details, see the Quick Start Guide

🧭 Introduction

After installing Oqtant's Python API, you can explore the Example Jupyter Notebooks. These notebooks will walk you through the functionality and capabilities of using the Oqtant API. Additionally, there is a growing library of Demonstration Jupyter Notebooks for showing specific quantum phenomena on Oqtant (e.g. interference).

Oqtant's Python API contains tools to:

• Have the programmatic equivalent of the same job functionality as the Oqtant Web App, and more

• Build parameterized (i.e. optimization) experiments using OqtantJobs

• Submit and retrieve OqtantJob results

• Analyze OqtantJob results

📓 Documentation

• Quick Start Guide
• Example Notebooks
• Demonstration Notebooks
• Oqtant API docs
• Oqtant Client docs