qojulia/QuantumCumulants.jl: v0.4.3
David Plankensteiner; Christoph Hotter; Orjan Ameye; j-moser; Andrew Keller; Ashish Panigrahi; Jeff Wack; +2 Authors
David Plankensteiner; Christoph Hotter; Orjan Ameye; j-moser; Andrew Keller; Ashish Panigrahi; Jeff Wack; Karol; Nico Baßler;
qojulia/QuantumCumulants.jl: v0.4.3
QuantumCumulants v0.4.3 Diff since v0.4.2 Merged pull requests: Retrodiction (#266) (@ChristophHotter) fix missing broadcast in README example (#274) (@jeffwack) improve heterodyne example (#276) (@ChristophHotter) Closed issues: How to construct collective operator using the QauntumCumulants.jl package? (#263) Calculating spectrum from the correlation function. (#264) Error when running example from README (#268)
- TU Darmstadt Germany
- University of Konstanz Germany
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology United States
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