Shahnawaz Ahmed

If I use your code in the way I proposed in #4 things work out of the box in Jupyter notebooks.

> Yes, this is an issue with the PGF backend in general. Actually, `rsmf` is based on a notebook I made to achieve the same functionality for Quantum alone. You...

I ended up here while implementing a Lyapunov-based control algorithm that uses the state to generate time dependent controls as some thing like: f(t, args) = sin(args["A"]*t)*(args["current_state"]).tr() It was a...

> There is no agreement on how this should be handled yet. It's been removed from `dev.major` with the plan to restore it before the release, but the exact interface...

@Siddhant9868 Hi, thanks for looking into this. We want to essentially parse the whole project and generate the names of all the functions and classes. This could also be done...

Also, I like the second visualization which is linear and not circular. It helps to clearly see different submodules. So, if you are trying this then start with that.

Thanks Jake this is brilliant. This conveniently lets us construct the displacement operator repeatedly for new alphas with the one-time cost incurred in the beginning to solve the eigenvector problem....

Thanks @jakelishman. I think for now we can use your method and move ahead. @araza6 would like to make a PR about this and probably we should link this discussion...

Hi @jakelishman, I like your implementation but this will sometimes return a Qobj and other times a class instance when you call `displace()`. I am not in favour of that...

Well, I am using this for my code. Doesn't seem to be a very big change anyway as it doesn't affect existing code or introduce a high computational cost. (3...