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State.degenerate_decouple
Describe the feature
Up till now the decoupling algorithm was only present in the derivative method.
derivative
But, it does not belong there.
Instead one should dis-entangle the states through some kind of inner-product matrix with an operator.
The procedure could be something like this:
es = H.eigenstate(...) # closewithin 1e-5 eV degenerate = es.degenerate(1e-5) for deg in degenerate: der_xyz = es.sub(deg).derivative(matrix=True) der = der_xyz[0] * 0.5 + der_xyz[1] * 0.5 es.state[deg] = eigh(der)[1].T @ es.state[deg]
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Describe the feature
Up till now the decoupling algorithm was only present in the
derivative
method.But, it does not belong there.
Instead one should dis-entangle the states through some kind of inner-product matrix with an operator.
The procedure could be something like this:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: