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SU(2) Exact Diagonalization #898
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Added a function to compute the low energy eigenstates of a local, SU(2)-symmetric Hamiltonian, in a way that exploits the SU(2) symmetry. Also added some generic SU(2) functionality e.g. functions to compute Clebsch-Gordan coefficients, Fusion Rules, Fusing two indices etc.
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thanks @qsukhi I'll take a look! |
Hi @qsukhi, I'm working through the code. It will take me a bit of time since it is a lot of code. In the meantime, can you change indenting to two spaces instead of four? I wonder why the linter didn't catch this. |
Thanks, @mganahl. |
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Added a function to compute the low energy eigenstates of a local, SU(2)-symmetric Hamiltonian, in a way that exploits the SU(2) symmetry. Also added some generic SU(2) functionality e.g. functions to compute Clebsch-Gordan coefficients, Fusion Rules, Fusing two indices etc.