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## The Matrix Product Toolkit

If you got here searching for computing infrastructure at the School of Mathematics and Physics at UQ, you are probably after this link to the SMP computing facilities

The Matrix Product Toolkit is a comprehensive suite of tools for constructing and manipulating Matrix Product States, aimed at numerical simulations in condensed matter physics, quantum information science and related areas. For more information and history of the toolkit, see the About page.

To get started, see the Download and Install links below. To see some applications of the toolkit, try the HOWTO pages note much of the documentation on the HOWTO pages is out of date.

### News

2017–05–16: Tagged version 1705 in git — finite-size DMRG is now integerated into the iDMRG/git version of the toolkit.

2016–07–14: Installed new MathJax plugin. Notation change: $…$ for {$\LaTeX$} equations is no longer supported (use {$...$} instead), so many equations won’t display properly until this is fixed. There are some predefined macros, see LatexMacros for details.

2016–07–13: Added some notes on compiler support

2016–05–12: BUG FIX IN MP-EVOLVE-KRYLOV: for the ‘trunk’ version of the toolkit, there is a bug fix for a convergence problem in mp-evolve-krylov. See Bugs.MpEvolveKrylov for details. The git version is unaffected.

2015–09–16: Development of the toolkit is moving to use git. See Download for details. The subversion repository is now read-only.

• Download: How to get the program from the git server
• Installing: How to install the toolkit
• HOWTO: Tutorials on using the toolkit
• Tools: Detailed documentation for each program in the toolkit
• IDMRG: iDMRG overview
• References: Further information on DMRG/matrix product states
• Links: Links to other DMRG resources
• Bugs: Bugs fixed in exchange for beer. Apply within
• NCTS: Tutorials for the NCTS Summer School

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