Add tutorial on symmetric tensors #27
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This looks amazing. I will try to read it in detail soon. |
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This is amazing.
I would advice using something either like the VScode extension Reflow Markdown to limit the line length, or just cut lines at the end of a sentence. This also makes git behave better.
The only remark I would have is distinguishing between what we commonly call big blocks and small blocks a bit more clearly, as this is quite important to work with TensorMaps.
I think tensor map does not look as nice as just TensorMap, so mayb a ctrl+f on this would be good as well, as I might have missed a couple
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I think I addressed all of the comments. I added a little discussion about the 'big' matrix blocks in the actual block-diagonal decomposition in terms of coupled charges, and the 'small' array blocks associated to each fusion tree. It's at the end of section 18.2.1. I hope this clarifies things instead of just making it more confusion. If it's still not clear I can have another go. |
A first attempt at an in-depth but (hopefully) intuitive tutorial on constructing symmetric tensors representing Hamintonians in concrete physical systems using TensorKit.jl.