Esempio n. 1
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 def runSpectrumComparisonWithSasha(self):
     mu = 0.27
     beta = 20
     results = list()
     u = 3
     t = -1
     r = 0.3
     h = Hubbard([[-mu, t, t, r], [t, -mu, r, t], [t, r, -mu, t], [r, t, t, -mu]], u, verbose=False)
     h.solve()
     energies = list(h.eigenEnergies)
     energiesSasha = numpy.loadtxt("spectrumSasha.dat")[:, 1]
     self.assertEqual(len(energies), len(energiesSasha))
     for j, eS in enumerate(energiesSasha):
         energyFound = False
         for i, e in enumerate(energies):
             if equals(eS, e):
                 energyFound = True
                 del energies[i]
                 break
         self.assertTrue(energyFound)
Esempio n. 2
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 def runEigenstatesEquation(self):
     mu = 0.27
     beta = 20
     results = list()
     u = 3
     t = -1
     r = 0.3
     h = Hubbard([[-mu, t, t, r], [t, -mu, r, t], [t, r, -mu, t], [r, t, t, -mu]], u, verbose=False)
     h.solve()
     hmatrix = h.matrix
     statesMatrix = h.eigenStates.toarray()
     for i in range(256):
         e = h.eigenEnergies[i] + h.energyShift
         ve = statesMatrix[:, i]
         eve = hmatrix.dot(ve)
         zeros = eve - e * ve
         for zero in zeros:
             self.assertTrue(
                 equals(zero, 0, rtol=1e-05, atol=1e-12)
             )  # max abs tolerance with scipy.linalg.eigh for that system
Esempio n. 3
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    def runHubbardAtom(self):
        h = Hubbard([[-0.5]], 1)
        h.solve()
        self.assertEqual(-0.5, h.getGroundStateEnergy())
        self.assertEqual(h.getEnergies(), [0, 0.5])
        self.assertTrue((h.eigenEnergies == numpy.array([0.5, 0, 0, 0.5])).all())
        for state in h.getGroundStatesAlgebraically():
            self.assertTrue(state in ["+1.0 c^('up', 0)\n", "+1.0 c^('dn', 0)\n"])
        for states_e, e in zip(h.getStatesEnergySortedAlgebraically(), h.getEnergies()):
            for state in states_e:
                if e == 0:
                    self.assertTrue(state in ["+1.0 c^('up', 0)\n", "+1.0 c^('dn', 0)\n"])
                elif e == 0.5:
                    self.assertTrue(state in ["+1.0 \n", "+1.0 c^('up', 0) c^('dn', 0)\n"])
                else:
                    self.assertTrue(False)

        c = AnnihilationOperator(h.getSingleParticleBasis())
        n_tot_hat = numpy.sum([c[s, 0].H.dot(c[s, 0]) for s in ["up", "dn"]], axis=0)
        self.assertEqual(h.getGroundStates()[0].getQuantumNumber(n_tot_hat), 1)
        self.assertEqual(h.getGroundStates()[1].getQuantumNumber(n_tot_hat), 1)
Esempio n. 4
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from EasyED.operators import AnnihilationOperator
from EasyED.util import report

from itertools import product
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
from numpy import array, sqrt, sort, arange
import numpy



numpy.set_printoptions(suppress=True)
structure = Hubbard([[.5, 0], [0, .5]], 1)
c = AnnihilationOperator(structure.getSingleParticleBasis())

report(structure.blocksizes)
structure.solve()
print structure.eigenEnergies

print 'groundstateenergy: ', structure.getGroundStateEnergy()
print 'groundstates:'
for state in structure.getGroundStatesAlgebraically():
    print state
    print

print 'states:'
for energyGroup, energy in zip(structure.getStatesEnergySortedAlgebraically(), structure.getEnergies()):
    print 'E = ', energy
    print
    for state in energyGroup:
        print state
        print