Quantum Toolbox in Julia
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Quantum Toolbox in Julia
Fermions.jl is a versatile toolkit for working with electronic systems, allowing the symbolic creation and analysis of second-quantised Hamiltonians and operators.
Semiclassical spin self organization v.2: Julia files & Bash scripts. The code was used to produce the results seen in https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.19706
An efficient Julia framwork for Hierarchical Equations of Motion (HEOM) in open quantum systems
A Python package to efficiently simulate non-Markovian open quantum systems with process tensors.
Python bindings for libcommute
A quantum operator algebra domain-specific language and exact diagonalization toolkit for C++11/14/17
Quantum many body simulations in the Pauli strings representation
Computational graph representation of multiloop Feynman diagrams
Tensor network simulations for finite temperature, open quantum system dynamics
A Classical Simulation of the Quantum Game of Life
An intuitive programming package for simulating and analyzing Clifford circuits, quantum measurement, and stabilizer states with applications to many-body localization, classical shadows, quantum chemistry and error correction code.
A Full-Fledged Analytic Continuation Toolkit in Julia
Generates Pulse Sequences using Walsh Functions for selective interactions among qubits whose dynamics is modeled by the XY Hamiltonian.
Solutions for IBM Quantum Challenge Fall 2021
Julia package made for quasi-particle scattering simulations of one-dimensional uniform discrete quatum many-body systems using Tensor Network methods (MPS).
Compact Spectral Representation for Imaginary-time/Matsubara-frequency Green's Functions
Tools for quantum computing with many-body systems
Anderson Hamiltonian diagonalization by NRG calculations
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