OpenQuantumSimΒΆ

OpenQuantumSim is a Python interface with a Julia backend for open quantum system simulation. It is aimed at researchers who need Lindblad propagation, Monte Carlo wave-function trajectories, collective-spin/Dicke models, restartable sweeps, HDF5 outputs, and state diagnostics without leaving the Python scientific stack.

  • Quick Start
    • Spontaneous Emission
    • Development Install
  • Example Gallery
    • Deterministic Qubit Decay
    • Driven Qubit
    • Jaynes-Cummings Dynamics
    • Quantum Trajectories
    • Phase-Space Distributions
    • Parameter Sweep
  • API Reference
    • Hilbert Spaces
    • Operators and States
    • Solvers
    • Correlations
    • Phase Space
    • Plotting
    • Parameter Sweeps
    • System Builders
    • Results
    • Observables
    • Time-Dependent Hamiltonians
  • Tutorial Notebooks
    • Qubit Decay in Five Minutes
    • Qubit Decay with mesolve
    • Restartable Parameter Sweeps
    • Wigner and Husimi-Q Functions
    • State Metrics and Solver Diagnostics
    • Dicke Synchronization with a Collective Spin Ensemble
  • Theory Notes
  • Validation Gallery
    • Analytic Qubit Decay
    • Jaynes-Cummings Against QuTiP
    • QuTiP Speed Benchmark
  • Performance Benchmarks
    • Benchmark Environment
    • Deterministic Solver: OpenQuantumSim vs QuTiP
    • Python Wrapper Profile
    • Backend Startup Profile
    • Larger Deterministic Spot Checks
    • Monte Carlo Wave Functions: OpenQuantumSim vs QuTiP
    • Monte Carlo Wave Function Scaling
    • Dicke Mutual-Information Batch Runner
    • Reproducing Results
  • Result HDF5 Schema
    • Solver Result Files
    • State Observable Groups
    • Solver Statistics
    • Loading Results
    • Parameter Sweep Output
    • Compatibility Notes

OpenQuantumSim

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  • Quick Start
  • Example Gallery
  • API Reference
  • Tutorial Notebooks
  • Theory Notes
  • Validation Gallery
  • Performance Benchmarks
  • Result HDF5 Schema

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