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Computing smaller process tensors from larger ones #121

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gefux opened this issue Feb 11, 2024 · 0 comments
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Computing smaller process tensors from larger ones #121

gefux opened this issue Feb 11, 2024 · 0 comments
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gefux commented Feb 11, 2024

It could be useful to have a function that computes smaller process tensors (in MPO form) from larger ones by:

  • "tracing out" late time steps
  • "tracing out" early time steps (this could depend on the system Hamiltonian and Controls)
  • coarse graining the time steps (for example: 3 timesteps with dt=0.02 become one time step with dt'=0.06)
  • truncating the MPO bonds with relative and absolute cutoffs.

The function header would then look like this:

def reduce_process_tensor(pt, system=None, control=None, start_index=1, end_index=-1, coarse_graining=1, epsrel=None, chi=None):

This could be particularly useful if one has a library of different process tensors (as I proposed in #119). Then the library only needs to hold the most accurate, fine, and long process tensors. The coarser ones could then be straightforwardly generated from the finer ones.

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