QuTiPv5 Paper Notebook: Non-Markovian mcsolve #117
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- replicated plots from paper - added introduction and explanations in own words - added general structure for notbeook such as about, etc.
- added tests relying on proximity of the solutions - rewrote instructions so they are less like the paper and more clear - fixed typos and improved code structure
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Although it is ready for review, we should still wait until an official arXiv link is available to the QuTiP 5 paper as this reference link is blank at the moment.
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This adds the non-Markovian Monte Carlo examples from the paper to the tutorials. Essentially, it includes the damped Jaynes-Cumming model and the comparison of nm_mcsolve with HEOM and brsolve.
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