Python module to build up and solve Tight-Binding models.
TBEE is written in fully vectorized Numpy.
TBEE is composed of the following classes:
lattice
system
plot
propagation
save
TBEE main features:
Complex lattice structures.
Complex-valued onsite energies and hoppings.
Hermitian and non-Hermitian Tight-Binding Hamiltonians.
Sublattices.
Hoppings defined by their type, tags, and angles.
Any type of hoppings:
Neighbors hoppings,
Next-neighbors hoppings,
Next-next-neighbors hoppings,
etc..
Implementation of onsite energies and hopping patterns:
Dimerization defects.
Magnetic field.
Strain.
Hopping disorder.
Onsite disorder.
Time propagation
TBEE is available at https://github.com/cpoli/tbee
To use TBEE:
Install Python3.4 or Python3.5 and three additional packages:
numpy 1.10 scipy 0.16 matplotlib 1.5 See https://cpoli.github.io/python-doc.html for Python installation details and to install a github repository (for mac).
Examples are available at https://github.com/cpoli/tbee/tree/master/examples
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