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OpenFermion v0.1

20 Oct 22:11
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First production release! Improvements over previous alpha version includes:

  • Updated Docker image.
  • Updated README and docker installation instructions.
  • Fixed a small bug in the mean-field D-Wave Hamiltonian generation.
  • Moved unitary coupled cluster code back to OpenFermion.
  • Added Hubbard model with particle-hole symmetry.

OpenFermion v0.1a4

18 Oct 17:28
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OpenFermion v0.1a4 Pre-release
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  • Updates molecular data structure to allow for use with abstract molecules.
  • Fixes error in docker file and improves docker instructions.
  • Some bug fixes for model Hamiltonians.
  • Adds routine for mean-field state preparation circuits.

OpenFermion v0.1a3

16 Oct 22:46
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OpenFermion v0.1a3 Pre-release
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  • Rearranged repo to contain "hamiltonians" module (breaks older plugin versions).
  • Added Docker image for robust installation.
  • Added code for generating mean-field D-Wave Hamiltonians.
  • Added code for preparing arbitrary Slater determinants via Givens' rotations.
  • Many minor changes to documentation.

OpenFermion v0.1a1

05 Oct 23:51
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OpenFermion v0.1a1 Pre-release
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  • Added a large number of robust tests.
  • Removed unnecessary library dependancies.
  • Polished the readme and other documentation.
  • Added code to generate N-Representability equality constraints.
  • Added code to use N-Representability equality constraints to project Hamiltonians.

OpenFermion v0.1a0

22 Sep 23:48
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OpenFermion v0.1a0 Pre-release
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The first alpha release of OpenFermion. Substantial changes from fork of FermiLib include removing explicit dependencies on ProjectQ and relocating the "circuits" module to a plugin, OpenFermion-ProjectQ.

Initial commit made on behalf of Ryan Babbush (Google), Jarrod McClean (Google), Ian Kivlichan (Harvard), Damian Steiger (ETH Zurich), Wei Sun (Google), Craig Gidney (Google), Thomas Haner (ETH Zurich), Hannah Sim (Harvard), Vojtech Havlicek (Oxford), Kanav Setia (Dartmouth), Nicholas Rubin (Rigetti), Matthew Neeley (Google) and Dave Bacon (Google).