Python package for interacting with the Fortran QDYN library and tools
Project description
QDYN-pylib
Python package for interacting with the Fortran QDYN library and tools. Its purpose is to:
generate config files and input data for QDYN
read data generated by QDYN routines
provide tools for debugging, testing, and documenting QDYN
wrap QDYN’s “utility” programs like qdyn_prop_traj and qdyn_optimize
provide interoperability of QDYN with other optimal control and quantum packages like scipy.optimize, qutip and krotov.
The package is not a direct wrapper around QDYN that would allow to call QDYN Fortran routines from Python.
Development of QDYN-pylib happens on Github. You can read the full documentation at ReadTheDocs.
Installation
To install the latest released version of QDYN-pylib, run this command in your terminal:
$ pip install qdynThis is the preferred method to install QDYN-pylib, as it will always install the most recent stable release.
If you don’t have pip installed, the Python installation guide, respectively the Python Packaging User Guide can guide you through the process.
To install the latest development version of QDYN-pylib from Github.
$ pip install git+https://github.com/qucontrol/qdynpylib.git@master#egg=qdynUsage
To use QDYN-pylib in a project:
import qdyn
History
0.4.0 (2019-04-19)
Extensive restructuring of the package
QDYN-pylib must now be imported as import qdyn, not import QDYN.
Remove obsolete routines that are better implemented in qutip, krotov, and weylchamber.
Drop support for Python 2.
Add support for Python 3.7.
Change license to BSD
Improvements on Pulse and AnalyticalPulse
Improved I/O routines
Earlier versions
0.3.0: 2017-04-09 (2019-04-18 on PyPI)
0.2.2: 2016-08-15
0.2.1: 2016-08-07
0.2.0: 2016-08-07
0.1.6: 2015-09-26
0.1.5: 2015-09-26
0.1.4: 2015-08-31
0.1.3: 2015-08-23
0.1.2: 2015-07-30
0.1.1: 2015-06-03
0.1.0: 2015-04-21
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