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Inconsistent behaviour for tensor contraction #80
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Hi, |
Hi Lukas, even with the latest version of TensorKit I get the wrong result on my machine. After a regular package update I have the following versions installed.
If it works for you, the problem has probably been fixed in the meantime. However, I cannot install the latest version of TensorOperations to test it. I have tried
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I guess the problem is that the latest release of TensorKit.jl is still on VectorInterface 0.2, whereas we are already at 0.4.1. Should we tag another TensorKit.jl release @lkdvos ? |
Ok, I just tagged 0.11.2, should be up in about half an hour or so. This should allow you to also upgrade TensorOperations (if it doesn't automatically). |
I hope your problem is solved, so I will close this issue. Don't hesitate to let us know if this or other problems appear. |
Hi,
I have come across an issue after updating from TensorKit v.0.10.0 to v.0.11.0, which uses TensorOperations v.4. In the code I construct a hermitian MPO out of a direct sum of two other MPOs, both of which are non-hermitian. In TensorKit v.0.10.0 this worked fine, but after updating the resulting MPO is no longer hermitian, as is should be. Below there is a MWE for the direct sum of the MPO on a single site, which already shows a discrepancy between the two versions.
Running the code with
[07d1fe3e] TensorKit v0.10.0
produces the outputwhile running it with
[07d1fe3e] TensorKit v0.11.0
producesI have checked that the individual tensors are the same for both versions of TensorKit, but so far I couldn't figure out what causes the difference.
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