A reference implementation for a quantum virtual machine in Python
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A reference implementation for a quantum virtual machine in Python
Time-evolution of a wavefunction using a Krylov subspace expansion
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Artificial neural networks applied as molecular wave function solvers
This repository contains necessary lines of code that are required in solving the time-independent Schrodinger equation. It also contains graphs that are made visually appealing, in .pdf format. These plots are acquired from running the lines of codes that are also attached to this repository.
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pythonic way
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