Closed YingHongTham closed 7 months ago
Thank you. I will work on making this project back to life. I also tweaked a bit your work.
Contents 00:00 Welcome! 00:37 Introduction: "Quantum"? "Statistical"? 02:39 How numerics helps: simulations 03:54 Finding the ground state: 3 techniques 04:19 Density Matrix Renormalization Group 05:49 Quantum Monte Carlo 10:18 Exact Diagonalization 11:19 Numerics in Condensed Matter Theory. Problem: most physicists aren't coders 13:40 Julia to the rescue 17:29 Our experience with Julia 23:33 Summary 26:22 Q&A: using clusters; Julia is architecture-agnostic 29:41 Q&A: when do exact diag, want a fraction of modes or just one? 32:13 Q&A: Julia impact on peer review 34:25 Comment from audience, code vs paper is primary 35:16 Thanks on something 35:37 Q&A: Julia shortcomings?
Thank you. Timestamps were added to the video, we will close this issue, when we get access rights to this GitHub repository.
We can now close the issue.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QThApV3HIxc Video title: Quantum Statistical Simulations with Julia Speaker: Katharine Hyatt
Contents: 0:37 Introduction - "Quantum?" "Statistical?" 2:39 How numerics helps - simulations 3:54 Finding the ground state - 3 techniques 4:19 Density Matrix Renormalization Group 5:49 Quantum Monte Carlo 10:18 Exact Diagonalization 11:19 Numerics in Condensed Matter Theory - problem: most physicists aren't coders 13:40 Julia to the rescue 17:29 Our experience with Julia 23:33 Summary 26:21 Questions 26:22 Question on using clusters; Julia is architecture-agnostic 29:41 Question: when do exact diag, want a fraction of modes or just one? 32:13 Question: Julia impact on peer review 34:25 Comment from audience, code vs paper is primary 35:16 Thanks on something 35:37 Question: Julia shortcomings?
Hope this helps