Selected Topics in Computational Quantum Physics (2023 Fall)
Course description
This course, lectured by Prof. Shuo Yang, is a graduate course of Department of Physics, Tsinghua University, which is mainly open to graduate students or senior undergraduates majoring in condensed matter physics, atomic and molecular physics, theoretical physics, and other related majors. This course introduces modern computational approaches beyond conventional analytic and perturbative methods. The selected topics include, but are not limited to, Exact Diagonalization, Density Matrix Renormalization Group, Quantum Monte Carlo, and Tensor Network methods, etc.
Notes
Codes
- This github repo contains the coding homework of this course written by me.
- contents:
0925_task
Exact Diagonalization of an extended Hubbard model using \(\mathrm{U(1)}\) symmetry & time-evolution of a single-particle Gaussian wavepackage under a 1D tight-binding gradient field note (U(1) symmetry) note (time evolution)1007_task
Exact Diagonalizaition for dispersion relation of transverse-field Ising model using \(k\)-sector symmetry note1016_task
Traditional finite DMRG for transverse-field Ising model note1023_task
Constructing MPO using finite state automata for a square-lattice spin model note1031_task
Variational MPS for open-boundary-conditioned 1D Ising cluster model note1106_task
3-site iTEBD for an infinite 1D Ising cluster model note1113_task
Classical Monte-Carlo for 2D classical Ising model note1204_task
Constructing the 4-fold degenerated ground states of Kitaev’s toric code model using PEPS note