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How to install? #9
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First, intall qutip in the way you are comfortable. Then, here is a sample set of commands to install qutip-lattice in development mode. conda create --name qutip_lattice_env_name python=3.6 python setup.py develop (for development mode) After this, you should be able to use qutip-lattice with The commands will make sense if you are familiar with conda, git, development modes. |
The class Lattice1d here only works with single particle physics. If you wish to work on multiparticle physics, you have to pull the Pull Request The multiparticle physics classes deal with few different Hubbard models. Since, all the scenarios are mutually exclusive, you are only ever going to use one class among Lattice1d, Lattice1d_fermi_Hubbard, Lattice1d_bose_Hubbard etc. (They are all separate sports like Baseball, Football or Tennis) Some usage examples can be found in https://github.com/sbisw002/qutip-lattice-notebooks/tree/master |
How can one install this package with qutip?
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