ALPS MPS Codes
Reference documentation.
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Example simulations are available in the tutorials/mps-XX-YY
folders. In order to run them you need a complete installation of ALPS, i.e. including the Python tools. The python scripts must be executed with the alpspython
program, such that the ALPS libraries are imported correclty.
For the first tutorial:
$ cd tutorials/mps-01-optim $ alpspython spin_one_half.py
In the Parameters section one can find a detailed description of the simulation parameters for all the ALPS MPS tools.
A short description of the source files is available in the File list section.
Example package names for the above dependencies are available on the ALPS website.
The CMake configuration system will find automatically most dependencies. In case of configuration problems, please refer to the ALPS website and the ALPS-Users forum.
For a Unix or Darwin system, the following command are enough to build the package. For Windows it is advised to use the CMake GUI utility or to download a binary installer (>=2.2.0b1) from the ALPS website.
$ cd build $ cmake ../alps
$ make # -jN for compilation in parallel using N processes $ make install
See alps/LICENSE.txt and alps/LICENSE-applications.txt. Details on the ALPS license website.
Use of mps_optim
, mps_tevol
, mps_meas
or mps_overlap
requires citation of the ALPS MPS paper [2]. Use of any ALPS program requires citation of the ALPS paper [1].
See Bibliography page.