From 08c6cd6379e9047c0992acf3f40ebab42ec34ae6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Ben Corbett Date: Wed, 23 Oct 2024 17:42:40 -0600 Subject: [PATCH] Combined documentation and added reference. --- src/lib/ITensorMPS/src/mpo.jl | 36 +++++++++++++++++++++++------------ 1 file changed, 24 insertions(+), 12 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/lib/ITensorMPS/src/mpo.jl b/src/lib/ITensorMPS/src/mpo.jl index e3e1cf88db..d882a4c15c 100644 --- a/src/lib/ITensorMPS/src/mpo.jl +++ b/src/lib/ITensorMPS/src/mpo.jl @@ -629,6 +629,24 @@ function ITensors.contract(A::MPO, ψ::MPS; alg=nothing, method=alg, kwargs...) return contract(Algorithm(alg), A, ψ; kwargs...) end +function zipup_docstring(isMPOMPO::Bool)::String + rhsTypeString = isMPOMPO ? "MPO" : "MPS" + rhsString = isMPOMPO ? "B" : "ψ" + return """ - "zipup": The MPO and $rhsTypeString tensors are contracted then truncated at each site without enforcing + the appropriate orthogonal gauge. Once this sweep is complete a call to `truncate!` occurs. + Because the initial truncation is not locally optimal it is recommended to use a loose + `cutoff` and `maxdim` and then pass the desired truncation parameters to the locally optimal + `truncate!` sweep via the additional keyword argument `truncate_kwargs`. + A set of parameters suggested in [^Paeckel2019] is + `contract(A, $rhsString; method="zipup", cutoff=cutoff / 10, maxdim=2 * maxdim, truncate_kwargs=(; cutoff, maxdim))`.""" +end + +function Paeckel2019_citation_docstring()::String + return """ + [^Paeckel2019]: Time-evolution methods for matrix-product states. Sebastian Paeckel et al. [arXiv:1901.05824](https://arxiv.org/abs/1901.05824) + """ +end + contract_mpo_mps_doc = """ contract(ψ::MPS, A::MPO; kwargs...) -> MPS *(::MPS, ::MPO; kwargs...) -> MPS @@ -666,14 +684,11 @@ Choose the method with the `method` keyword, for example a density matrix which is diagonalized iteratively at each site. - "naive": The MPO and MPS tensor are contracted exactly at each site and then a truncation of the resulting MPS is performed. - - "zipup": The MPO and MPS tensors are contracted then truncated at each site without enforcing - the appropriate orthogonal gauge. Once this sweep is complete a call to `truncate!` occurs. - Because the initial truncation is not locally optimal it is recommended to use a loose - `cutoff` and `maxdim` and then pass the desired truncation parameters to the locally optimal - `truncate!` sweep via the additional keyword argument `truncate_kwargs`. - Suggested use is `contract(A, ψ; method="zipup", cutoff=cutoff / 10, maxdim=2 * maxdim, truncate_kwargs=(; cutoff, maxdim))`. + $(zipup_docstring(false)) See also [`apply`](@ref). + +$(Paeckel2019_citation_docstring()) """ @doc """ @@ -959,14 +974,11 @@ C = apply(A, B; alg="naive", truncate=false) - `alg="zipup"`: the algorithm to use for the contraction. Supported algorithms are - "naive": The MPO tensors are contracted exactly at each site and then a truncation of the resulting MPO is performed. - - "zipup": The MPO and MPS tensors are contracted then truncated at each site without enforcing - the appropriate orthogonal gauge. Once this sweep is complete a call to `truncate!` occurs. - Because the initial truncation is not locally optimal it is recommended to use a loose - `cutoff` and `maxdim` and then pass the desired truncation parameters to the locally optimal - `truncate!` sweep via the additional keyword argument `truncate_kwargs`. - Suggested use is `contract(A, ψ; method="zipup", cutoff=cutoff / 10, maxdim=2 * maxdim, truncate_kwargs=(; cutoff, maxdim))`. + $(zipup_docstring(false)) See also [`apply`](@ref) for details about the arguments available. + +$(Paeckel2019_citation_docstring()) """ @doc """