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  • Installation
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  • Quantum objects
    • Introduction
    • Bases
    • States
    • Operators
  • Quantum systems
    • Introduction
    • Spin
    • Fock space
    • Charge basis
    • N-Level
    • Particle
    • Subspace
    • Many-body
  • Time-evolution
    • Introduction
    • Schrödinger equation
    • Master equation
    • Quantum trajectories
    • Time-dependent problems
  • Metrics
    • Functions
    • Examples
  • Steady state
  • Two-time correlation functions
  • Semi-classical systems
  • Stochastics
    • Introduction
    • Stochastic Schrödinger equation
    • Stochastic Master equation
    • Stochastic semiclassical systems
  • Examples
    • Pumped cavity
    • Jaynes-Cummings
    • Superradiant laser
    • Particle in harmonic trap
    • Particle into barrier
    • Wavepacket in 2D
    • Raman transition
    • 2 qubit entanglement
    • Correlation spectrum
    • Simple many-body system
    • N particles in double well
    • Doppler cooling
    • Cavity cooling
    • Lasing and cooling
    • Heat-pumped Maser
    • Optomechanical cavity
    • Ramsey spectroscopy
    • Dephasing of Atom
    • Quantum Zeno Effect
    • Quantum Kicked Top
    • Quantum Vortices
    • Spinor BEC
  • API
Version
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Metrics

A number of functions that can be used to quantify the properties of states such as entanglement are implemented. They are very straight-forward in terms of usage. For more information, see the list of functions below.

Functions

  • tracenorm
  • tracenorm_h
  • tracenorm_nh
  • tracedistance
  • tracedistance_h
  • tracedistance_nh
  • entropy_vn
  • fidelity
  • ptranspose
  • PPT
  • negativity
  • logarithmic_negativity

Examples

  • Entanglement of Two Qubits
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