continuous.schmidt.decompose {RQEntangle} | R Documentation |
Perform a continuous Schmidt decomposition
Description
Perform a continuous Schmidt decomposition
Usage
continuous.schmidt.decompose(bifunc, x1lo, x1hi, x2lo, x2hi, nbx1 = 100,
nbx2 = 100, keep = min(10, nbx1, nbx2))
Arguments
bifunc |
bipartitite continuous wavefunction |
x1lo |
lower limit of |
x1hi |
upper limit of |
x2lo |
lower limit of |
x2hi |
upper limit of |
nbx1 |
number of discretized x1 (default: 100) |
nbx2 |
number of discretized x2 (default: 100) |
keep |
number of Schmidt modes to keep (default: minimum of 10, |
Value
Schmidt modes, including the eigenvalues, and the lambda interpolated function of the Schmidt modes
Examples
coupled.harm.fcn<- function(x1,x2) exp(-((0.5*(x1+x2))**2))*exp(-(x1-x2)**2)*sqrt(2./pi)
continuous.schmidt.decompose(coupled.harm.fcn, -10, 10, -10, 10)
[Package RQEntangle version 0.1.3 Index]