theheavygluon/qpy

QPy is a python module that aims at making many quantum mechanical computations/simulations operable in no more than a line of code. For example, the tise.solve() feature solves the Time-Independent Schrödinger Equation, plots the Wavefunction and prints the eigenvalues (something that would usually take a few hundred lines of code to do). This numerical package is useful for anyone taking or teaching QM1 as the syntax barely requires a learning curve and makes rigorous problems to be solved in seconds!

QPy

QPy is a python module that aims at making many quantum mechanical computations/simulations operable in no more than a line of code. For example, the tise.solve() feature solves the Time-Independent Schrödinger Equation, plots the Wavefunction and prints the eigenvalues (something that would usually take a few hundred lines of code to do). This numerical package is useful for anyone taking QM1 as the syntax barely requires a learning curve and makes rigorous problems solved in seconds!

State of the project

The first version includes 4 main features: QSolve, which solves a few algebraic QM-related eqns, QPlot, which plots a few algebraic eqns, tise, which solves the 1D Time Independant Schrodinger Equation and psiTools, which allows one to make a few wavefunction-related calculations such as normalization, finding probability, expectation values, uncertainty, etc.

This is how you import each feature:

-from QPy import Solver as QSolve

-from QPy import Plotter as QPlot

-from QPy import tise

-from QPy import psiTools as psi

Demos are available on test.py

Modules used

-Numpy

-Scipy

-Matplotlib

qpy's Issues

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Angular momentum operators have not been updated