From: Ulf L. <ul...@wa...> - 2022-01-11 20:18:31
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Hello, not quite punctual for the new year, there is a new release of the C++ version of Wavepacket, leaning also more and more towards Python. The main new features are: * There is now a much simpler approach to build Wavepacket with a virtual machine. Install two programs (Vagrant + Virtualbox), modify a config file, open a console, type three to four commands, and you can execute Wavepacket Python code in your Web browser. For more details, see README_VirtualMachine in the root directory. Needs some more polishing, but should be reasonably plug&play. * Plotting in Python was improved considerably. Plots are still limited to one dimension right now, but you can set the units to use for coordinates, energies etc., and it is possible to save the plots as animations. * Added exponentiation of operators. This feature is still in its infancy, but at least basic functionality for certain operators is there. This will allow absorbing boundaries for the efficient Chebychev propagators or the split operator method. I also removed some temporaries to speed up the Chebychev propagators, and did some cleanup that will help with a Windows release. Enjoy the release, Ulf |