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Hi,
I realize that your excellent library is also suitable for implementing parallel tensor network states(TNS) algorithms. In symmetric TNS, however, the symmetry is a little different from the three symmetry types you have been implemented, and is much simpler. They are just block sparse tensors. I wonder if you can implement a symmetry that can manually mark some blocks as forbidden, i.e., by marking Tij's block with index [1,1] as forbidden.
If it is not listed in your TODO list, any suggestions that I can implement it myself with fewer efforts?
Thank you.
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Hi,
I realize that your excellent library is also suitable for implementing parallel tensor network states(TNS) algorithms. In symmetric TNS, however, the symmetry is a little different from the three symmetry types you have been implemented, and is much simpler. They are just block sparse tensors. I wonder if you can implement a symmetry that can manually mark some blocks as forbidden, i.e., by marking Tij's block with index [1,1] as forbidden.
If it is not listed in your TODO list, any suggestions that I can implement it myself with fewer efforts?
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: