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Welcome to the Documentation!
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Welcome to the ``qom-v0.9.0`` Documentation!
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The Quantum Optomechanics Toolbox (packaged as ``qom``) is a wrapper-styled, scalable toolbox featuring multiple modules for the calculation of stationary as well as dynamical properties of many-body quantum optomechanical systems.
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Its inheritable system classes can also be used to study other systems that follow the optomechanical model.
func_ode function returning the rate equations of the classical mode amplitudes and quantum correlations, formatted as ``func_ode(t, v, c)``, where ``t`` is the time at which the integration is performed, ``v`` is a list of the amplitudes and fluctuations and ``c`` is a list of constant parameters. The output should match the dimension of ``v``. If ``func_ode_corrs`` parameter is given, this function is treated as the function for the modes only.
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func_ode_corrs function returning rate equations of the quantum correlations. It follows the same formatting as ``func_ode``.
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get_A function to obtain the drift matrix, formatted as ``get_A(modes, params, t)``, where ``modes`` are the modes amplitudes at time ``t`` and ``params`` are the constant parameters of the system. Returns the drift matrix ``A``.
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get_ivc function to obtain the initial values and constants, formatted as ``get_ivc()``. Returns values ``iv`` and ``c`` for the initial values and constants respectively.
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get_mode_rates function to obtain the rate of the classical mode amplitudes for a given list of modes, formatted as ``get_mode_rates(modes, params, t)``, where ``modes`` are the modes amplitudes at time ``t`` and ``params`` are the constant parameters of the system. Returns the mode rates with same dimension as ``modes``.
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get_oss_args function to obtain the required parameters to calculate the optical steady state, formatted as ``get_oss_args(params)``, where ``params`` are the constant parameters of the system.
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get_oss_modes function to obtain the classical mode amplitudes from the mean optical occupancy, formatted as ``get_oss_modes(params)``, where ``params`` are the constant parameters of the system. Returns the list of modes calculated for each mean optical occupancy.
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func_ode the rate equations of the classical mode amplitudes and quantum correlations, formatted as ``func_ode(t, v, c)``, where ``t`` is the time at which the integration is performed, ``v`` is a list of the amplitudes and fluctuations and ``c`` is a list of constant parameters. The output should match the dimension of ``v``. If ``func_ode_corrs`` parameter is given, this function is treated as the function for the modes only.
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func_ode_corrs the rate equations of the quantum correlations. It follows the same formatting as ``func_ode``.
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get_A the drift matrix, formatted as ``get_A(modes, params, t)``, where ``modes`` are the modes amplitudes at time ``t`` and ``params`` are the constant parameters of the system. Returns the drift matrix ``A``.
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get_ivc the initial values and constants, formatted as ``get_ivc()``. Returns values ``iv`` and ``c`` for the initial values and constants respectively.
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get_mode_rates the rates of the classical mode amplitudes, formatted as ``get_mode_rates(modes, params, t)``, where ``modes`` are the modes amplitudes at time ``t`` and ``params`` are the constant parameters of the system. Returns the mode rates with same dimension as ``modes``.
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get_oss_args the parameters required to calculate the optical steady states, formatted as ``get_oss_args(params)``, where ``params`` are the constant parameters of the system.
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get_oss_modes the steady state classical mode amplitudes from the mean optical occupancies, formatted as ``get_oss_modes(params)``, where ``params`` are the constant parameters of the system. Returns the list of modes calculated for each mean optical occupancy.
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Values for the axis supporting a list of values or a dictionary containing the range of values with keys "min", "max", "dim" and "scale" or the values themselves under key "val".
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plotter_params : dict
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Parameters for the plotter. Currently supported keys are:
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