The following people have contributed code which has been merged into the master branch:
s.mar daza d@hw. ac.u k
, Group of Uli Schollwöck, LMU Munich 2018-2022: Created T3N toolkit, orbital optimization methods and added auto-differentiation functionality, all together with Martin Grundner. Expanded the functionality of the STensor Class and implemented some GPU matrix operations. Create algorithms for the fast generation of MPOs and density matrices. Implemented projected purification toolkit including automated lattice and state creation and fast binaries for observable calulations. Furthermore, implemented real space TDVP parallelization for shared (omp) and distributed memory (MPI) layouts. Created automated singuarity container build and distribution system. Implemented several lattices with various symmetries and mappings.marti n.gr undne r@ph ysik. uni- muenc hen. de
, Group of Uli Schollwöck, LMU Munich, 2019-: Logarithms for syten::STensor objects, DMFT toolkit with T3N support.leo.s tenz el@ph ysik .uni- muen chen. de
, Group of Uli Schollwöck, LMU Munich, 2017-2019: Fermi-Hubbard square lattice systems in real and hybrid space, optimisation of the mutual information calculation (bin/syten-mutualInformation.cpp, lat/syten-sql-mps-fermi-hubbard-kns.cpp and dependencies)claud ius. hubig @mpq .mpg. de
, Group of Uli Schollwöck, LMU Munich, 2015-2017 and Group of Ignacio Cirac, MPQ, 2017-2019: tensor networks library (syten::Tensor, syten::STensor class and associated tooling), MPS, BTT, iPEPS and iPEPSv2 libraries etc.Furthermore, many bug reports, comments and discussions with numerous people throughout the development of the toolkit have been extremely helpful.
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