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quantumoperator::TridiagonalHamiltonian< RANK, IS_TIME_DEPENDENT > Class Template Reference

Implements the action of a Hamiltonian whose matrix consists of a sum of tridiagonal matrices. More...

#include <TridiagonalHamiltonian.h>

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Public Types

typedef Base::Tridiagonal Tridiagonal
 
typedef Base::Tridiagonals Tridiagonals
 

Public Member Functions

 TridiagonalHamiltonian (const Tridiagonals &hOverIs)
 Generic constructor.
 
 TridiagonalHamiltonian (const Tridiagonal &hOverI)
 

Detailed Description

template<int RANK, bool IS_TIME_DEPENDENT>
class quantumoperator::TridiagonalHamiltonian< RANK, IS_TIME_DEPENDENT >

Implements the action of a Hamiltonian whose matrix consists of a sum of tridiagonal matrices.

\[H_\text{tridiagonals}(t)=H_0(t)+H_1(t)+H_2(t)+\dots\]

with the $H_i(t)$s being all described by Tridiagonal <RANK> objects.

Such a class can be constructed with either a list of Tridiagonal <RANK> objects, or only one such object when the above sum consists of only one term.

Template Parameters
RANKarity of the Hilbert space
IS_TIME_DEPENDENTgoverns time-dependence & the composition of the class @ compile time

Implements Hamiltonian <RANK,ONE_TIME> when IS_TIME_DEPENDENT=true OR Hamiltonian <RANK,NO_TIME> when IS_TIME_DEPENDENT=false

Note
The present architecture of Tridiagonal does not allow to cover the case structure::TWO_TIME.

Definition at line 77 of file TridiagonalHamiltonian.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

template<int RANK, bool IS_TIME_DEPENDENT>
quantumoperator::TridiagonalHamiltonian< RANK, IS_TIME_DEPENDENT >::TridiagonalHamiltonian ( const Tridiagonal &  hOverI)
inline

This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It differs from the above function only in what argument(s) it accepts.

Definition at line 87 of file TridiagonalHamiltonian.h.

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