From: Ulf L. <ul...@wa...> - 2014-04-16 22:42:18
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Hi, I thought I would get into a habit of discussing the plan for the next release, in case anyone wishes to participate or objects to my schedule. So, following the roadmap, the next thing to implement would be Redfield tensors. These are actually a bit tricky. The issue is that you need an operator that is defined as the integral over time of some other operator in interaction representation. Ideally, there should be some tools to do that easily, but I am not quite sure how this fits into the hierarchy as is. As tricky as it is, it seems not quite enough to justify another release. So I thought, one might also clean up the wave function construction code and add a few more selections beyond Gaussians. And essentially everyone that suggested to contribute had problems getting the library to compile, so building and packaging would be another thing that could be done (i.e., providing easy-to-install packages with everything). This I would try to outsource via a request for a dedicated person (unless someone volunteers). So, the plan for 0.1, in short, would be: * figure out how to calculate the operators needed in Redfield theory * make a Redfield theory acceptance test including all required classes * clean up the wave function / density operator construction code * add a few more wave function generators, especially harmonic oscillator and Morse oscillator eigenstates * clean up the compilation process / pre-package libraries for easy installation Any comments? Ulf |