EDIpack2.0: Massively parallel Exact Diagonalization for generic Quantum Impurity problems

A suitable extension of EDIpack: a Lanczos based method for the solution of generic Quantum Impurity problems, exploiting distributed memory MPI parallelisation. This updated version, aims to solve single-site, multi-orbital models, in either normal, superconducting (s-wave) or Spin-non-conserving (e.g. with Spin-Orbit Coupling or in-plane magnetization) phases, including electron-phonons coupling. The code works at zero and low temperatures.

See j.cpc.2021.108261 for further information about the underlying algorithms. Yet, suitable modifications have been developed to address the Superconducting and non-SU(2) channels.

Dependencies

The code is based on:

• SciFortran https://github.com/aamaricci/SciFortran

• MPI

Installation

Installation is available using CMake. In the current v0.0.1 API are only provided in Fortran. In a future release Python and C/C++ API will be included.
The software gives acces to the static library libedipack2.a and the related modules EDIPACK2

Clone the repo:

git clone https://github.com/aamaricci/EDIpack2.0 EDIpack2

And from the repository directory (cd EDIpack2) make a standard out-of-source CMake compilation:

mkdir build cd build cmake ..
make
make install
make post-install

Please follow the instructions on the screen to complete installation on your environment.
The library can be loaded using one of the following, automatically generated, files :

• pkg-config file in ~/.pkg-config.d/EDIpack2.pc
• environment module file ~/.modules.d/EDIpack2/<PLAT>
• homebrew bash script <PREFIX>/bin/configvars.sh

The CMake compilation can be controlled using the following additional variables, default values between < >:

• -DPREFIX=prefix directory <~/opt/EDIpack2/VERSION/PLAT/[GIT_BRANCH]>

• -DUSE_MPI=<yes>/no

• -DVERBOSE=yes/<no>

• -DBUILD_TYPE=<RELEASE>/TESTING/DEBUG

For any information contact the author as:
adriano DOT amaricci @ gmail DOT com

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LICENSE
Copyright 2020- (C) Adriano Amaricci, Lorenzo Crippa, Alberto Scazzola, Gabriele Bellomia, Samuele Giuli, Giacomo Mazza, Francesco Petocchi

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