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sparse-ir-tutorial-v2

SpM-lab / sparse-ir-tutorial-v2

[Tutorial] Current tutorials for sparse-ir (Python) and SparseIR.jl (Julia) v2: notebooks on DMFT, FLEX, GW, TPSC, the Eliashberg equation, analytic continuation and more

Strong correlation/effective modelsJupyter NotebookMIT
7 Open issues / PRsUpdated: 2026-10-02

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sparse-ir-tutorial

Author guideline

  • In Markdown cells, use the $$, $$ $$ environments for equations.
  • References are listed in the markdown cell at the bottom of each notebook.
  • Remove all outputs in a jupyter notebook.

Build html files

Install uv and run the following commands to build html files:

make build

References

You can add references to references.bib.

Source: https://github.com/SpM-lab/sparse-ir-tutorial-v2 README

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Information

Primary language
Jupyter Notebook
Languages
Jupyter Notebook, Fortran, Julia, TeX, Makefile, Shell
License
MIT
Provider
github
Documentation
https://spm-lab.github.io/sparse-ir-tutorial-v2/

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