Nick Papior

Yes, I think something like this would be better, convoluting namespaces is a dangerous path, I think.

Just a small comment. Be careful about this, if you end up with 100 energy points and a fairly large matrix, you could quickly reach a very high memory requirement,...

> Hi Nick, thank you for the comment, as always! > > > Be careful about this, if you end up with 100 energy points and a fairly large matrix,...

Einsum would be a good candidate here. But benchmarking it would be nice ;)

> I guess the electrode indices are always sorted into the first and last columns when tbtrans is run? Or are there some exceptions here @zerothi ? The electrodes may...

@AleksBL you can see in my `toolbox/btd/_btd.py` how the spectral function can be calculated in two different ways.

See https://github.com/zerothi/sisl/pull/256 for an easy way to do this :)

Exactly, you define a temperature, and some chemical potentials, run the `tscontour` code which produces the contours (once), then read them in and do all your MFH with the given...

Probably a separate class that: 1. First checks for files which contain contours. 2. Enables calling the `tscontour` executable 3. It should probably also write an fdf file with contours...

I think it was the kondo, let me check. On Fri, 20 Mar 2020, 17:12 Thomas Frederiksen, wrote: > Good suggestions! Which system were you looking at? > > —...