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ALPS — Algorithms and Libraries for Physics Simulations
The ALPS software package aims to provide a set of well tested, robust, and standardized components for numerical simulations of condensed matter systems, including bosonic, fermionic, and spin systems. They consist of a set of components that are used in state-of-the-art high performance codes.Read the full README ↗The ALPS software package aims to provide a set of well tested, robust, and standardized components for numerical simulations of condensed matter systems, including bosonic, fermionic, and spin systems. They consist of a set of components that are used in state-of-the-art high performance codes.
Project website: alps.comp-phys.org
For binary and Spack installation instructions, see the ALPS installation website. To build this repository's C++ SDK and Python package from source, follow the development setup; CHANGELOG.md lists the migration steps for existing source builds and downstream projects.
See CONTRIBUTING.md for development and contribution guidance.
ALPS is distributed under the terms in LICENSE.txt. See CITATION.md for citation guidance, generated from the bibliography in CITATION.cff and application policy in CITATIONS.yaml. Simulation applications print the relevant guidance at startup; use --citations to display it without input files. --help and --license show usage and legal terms separately.