These classes also contain plotting methods, to visualise the quantum walking dynamics
| Graph(N[, filename, filetype, d, amp, ...]) | Performs and analyses 1 particle continuous-time quantum walks on graphs |
| Graph2P(N[, filename, filetype, d, amp, ...]) | Performs and analyses 2 particle continuous-time quantum walks on graphs |
| Graph3P(N[, filename, filetype, d, amp, ...]) | Performs and analyses 3 particle continuous-time quantum walks on graphs |
See also
| Line(N) | Performs and analyses 1 particle continuous-time quantum walks on an infinite line |
| Line2P(N[, d, amp, interaction]) | Performs and analyses 2 particle continuous-time quantum walks on an infinite line |
| Line3P(N[, d, amp, interaction]) | Performs and analyses 3 particle continuous-time quantum walks on an infinite line |
See also
| GraphISO(**kwargs) | A graph isomorphism solver, containing functions for creating graph certificates and checking isomorphism of adjacency matrices. |
See also
Caution
The methods and classes available in these submodules have been designed to work with the classes listed above; that is, they are being called implicitly by the above classes, invisible to the user.
It is not recommended that they be used by themselves, however it is possible to do so.
| pyCTQW.MPI.io | Input and output functions. |
| pyCTQW.MPI.plot | |
| pyCTQW.MPI.ctqw | Additional ctqw related classes. |