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  1. Fanpy_ Fanpy_ Public

    Forked from mqcomplab/Fanpy

    Fanpy is a free and open-source Python library for developing and testing multideterminant wavefunctions and related ab initio methods in electronic structure theory.

    Python

  2. IBM_Quantum_Challenge_Fall2022 IBM_Quantum_Challenge_Fall2022 Public

    IBM Quantum Challenge Fall 2022 — implemented VQE for interstellar molecules (H₃⁺, C₃H₂), quantum kernel learning with error mitigation on real hardware, TSP optimization via QUBO/VQE, and variatio…

    Jupyter Notebook 1

  3. PyCI PyCI Public

    Forked from theochem/PyCI

    A flexible ab-initio quantum chemistry library for (parameterized) configuration interaction calculations.

    C++

  4. Elements_of_Quantum_Chemistry Elements_of_Quantum_Chemistry Public

    Programs from Elements of Quantum Chemistry Course taught by Dr. Rodney Bartlett. The codes are written in Fortran. Theory reference book: Modern Quantum Chemistry by Szabo and Ostlund.

    Fortran 1

  5. Computational_Physics Computational_Physics Public

    Programs from Computational Physics, written in python. The reference book: Computational Physics by Mark Newman.

    Jupyter Notebook 2

  6. Project_Interacting_Galaxies Project_Interacting_Galaxies Public

    Project to understand how close passages between galaxies affect the orbits of stars in the galaxies, and see the effects in dramatic tidal features observed in some merging galaxies. The project i…

    Jupyter Notebook