Repository of ALF Hamiltonians
Repository for Hamiltonians that are not part of the ALF repository, with automatically generated website.
If any of the systems included here contributes to your research, please remember to cite this repository, ALF and associated publications. Check ALF’s license. Thank you!
The ALF library comes with a number of supported model classes [1] — this repository contains additional Hamiltonians, which may, if indicated, require a specific version of ALF.
Running Hamiltonians¶
The shell script will clone the ALF version that is required for the Hamiltonian and will carry out the required changes, to the ALF code to account for the new Hamiltonian.
Clone this git project:
git clone https://github.com/ALF-QMC/Hamiltonians.gitGo to the directory corresponding to the desired model
Execute the shell script
clone_alf.sh[2]In the ALF directory carry out the compilation as for a normal ALF implementation
The executable
$PWD/ALF/Prog/ALF.outis enabled with the new HamiltonianThe
Startdirectory contains the initial files required to carry out a sample run
Directory structure¶
There is one directory with one documentation file per Hamiltonian. The documentation can be written in different flavors of Markdown (README.md), as Jupyter notebook (README.ipynb), or reStructuredText (README.rst).
Hamiltonians/
├── abc/
│ ├── README[.md|.ipynb|.rst]
│ └── Hamiltonian_abc_smod.F90
├── def/
| ├── README[.md|.ipynb|.rst]
| └── Hamiltonian_def_smod.F90
...Currently ALF includes (i) SU(N) Hubbard models, (ii) O(2N) t-V models, (iii) Kondo models, (iv) long-range Coulomb models, and (v) generic Z2 lattice gauge theories coupled to Z2 matter and fermions. See its documentation for descriptions of those models.
Note that this creates a shallow clone of the
ALFrepository, meaning its full git history will not be fetched. If you want to access the whole history, rungit fetch --unshallowinside theALF/directory.