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An `MPS` representation is not unique: a single `MPS` can be represented in different canonical [`Form`](@ref). The choice of canonical form can affect the efficiency and stability of algorithms used to manipulate the `MPS`. You can check the canonical form of an `MPS` by calling the `form` function: | ||
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mps = MPS([rand(2, 2), rand(2, 2, 2), rand(2, 2)]) |
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# default ordering is (physical, virtual left, virtual right)
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An `MPS` representation is not unique: a single `MPS` can be represented in different canonical [`Form`](@ref). The choice of canonical form can affect the efficiency and stability of algorithms used to manipulate the `MPS`. You can check the canonical form of an `MPS` by calling the `form` function: | ||
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Depending on the form, Tenet will dispatch under the hood the appropriate algorithm which makes full use of the canonical form, so be careful when making modifications that might alter the form without changing the trait.
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An `MPS` representation is not unique: a single `MPS` can be represented in different canonical [`Form`](@ref). The choice of canonical form can affect the efficiency and stability of algorithms used to manipulate the `MPS`. You can check the canonical form of an `MPS` by calling the `form` function: |
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The current form of the MPS is stored as a trait (refs etc) and can be accessed via the form
function
… of Yao gates (#258) * try fix reordering of sites * try fix layout of multi-qubit gates in Yao to Tenet conversion * Remove permutedims & add collect for array building * minor fixes on Reactant pkg extension * implement `copy` for some structs * fix column- to row-major layout conversion on `Reactant.promote_to` call * remove dead code --------- Co-authored-by: Todorbsc <[email protected]>
* Add evolve! function for an MPS with an MPO * Add tests for MPS-MPO evolution * Remove unnecessary @show * Add comment * Fix kwarg handling on truncate! function * Fix normalize! for Canonical form and small fixes on evolve! with MPO * Extend evolve!(mps, mpo) tests * Format code * Remove unnecessary kwarg * Refactor code so it is easier to extend for other canonical forms * Fix comment * Enhance tests * Add reset_index kwarg * Update tests * Format code * Remove unnecessary Quantum functions, add docstring for truncate_sweep! * Format code * Remove stale function
Summary
This PR updates the
MPS
manual, accounting with the changes fromMPS
refactor (PR #232) and thus adding explanation of the different canonical forms we support. I think it makes sense that the manual for the canonical forms is in thisMPS
manual.Additionally, I fixed a problem in the
Project.toml
of the docs.@starsfordummies Can you take a look at the explanation on each canonical form? Maybe we can explain it better.