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it was very little work ... https://github.com/maartenvd/MPSKitExperimental.jl/blob/main/examples/QuasiparticleDMRG.ipynb

indeed, but the way sparsempo's are implemented at the moment makes this rather difficult (a single element from a sparsempo - sparsemposlice - should really be a proper object, while...

I have whipped up a hacky version, but I'm not convinced that this should be included in MPSKit in its curent form: ``` Base.vcat(s::MPSKit.SparseMPOSlice,o::MPOHamiltonian) = MPOHamiltonian(vcat(s,o.data)) Base.vcat(o::MPOHamiltonian,s::MPSKit.SparseMPOSlice) = MPOHamiltonian(vcat(o.data,s)) function...

for time dependent hamiltonians, see something like https://github.com/maartenvd/MPSKit.jl/pull/52

Even the finalize approach should work. You can keep track of the history by doing something like: history = [] function finalize(a,b,c,...) push!(history,a) return ... end Op do 28 dec...

Ok, thank you very much for clarifying. I'm new to crobots but I really like the concept. I will start playing with it a bit more next week. I wish...

I used telnet and the available source code to reconstruct the protocol and I have a D version working (I also ported rook.c to D). It works wonderfully. I'm going...

I will post what I have so far on github. I have only written small scripts in python and never done any real socket communication but I think I can...

I decided to go with a more object-oriented approach and most is already written. The only things left to do are writing the scanner implementation and creating a loop that...

The idea is to limit the amount of time a client has to react (but keep it reasonable for high latency). I would make it around 1 second each turn....