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Please provide simple example to do analytical continuation using SmoQyDEAC.jl #12

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kfkq opened this issue Nov 28, 2023 · 2 comments
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@kfkq
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kfkq commented Nov 28, 2023

I was not aware you also provide analytical continuation package. Great, thanks!

But I am not familiar with this new technique. Please kindly provide new example in the main SmoQyDQMC.jl package how to do this.

If I refer to the SmoQyDEAC.jl, one example file in the package, it seems i need to do binninganalysis first to get all they key dictionary of jld file, but since the DQMC outputs are in bin file, and only have [id_pairs, correlations, bond_id_pairs, time_displaced] as the key, so I am not sure about the exact step.

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Hi kfkq,

For the SmoQyDQMC side, you will need to use correlation_bins_to_csv(...) to turn the binaries to .csv format.

I will work on getting making an example for SmoQyDEAC which takes shows how to take those csvs and process them through DEAC with an intermediate script so that not everyone has to reinvent the wheel.

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I've added an example to SmoQyDEAC which begins after you've used SmoQyDQMC's correlation_bins_to_csv call for fermion greens functions in momentum space.

There is a script I've added to SmoQyDEAC which can parse binned and unbinned output from SmoQyDQMC. That script can be found here (SmoQyDQMCloader.jl). We may move it to a utilities repo later, which will be reflected in that example.

These should be enough to get started without too much consternation.

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