Introduction

This page contains a collection of interactive Jupyter notebooks intended to familiarize you with using IonSim.jl.

You can return to the main page here (or by clicking on the logo in the sidebar).

Note

Where available, interactive notebooks can be launched by clicking on the icon. This allows you to launch a Jupyter session in the cloud using BinderHub. Because Binder first needs to build the appropriate environment (inlcuding all dependencies), it can take a while to launch initially. Computational resources are also limited in the free service and we are not thoroughly maintaining compatability. But perhaps you’ll still find this feature useful.

Note

This webpage is built dynamically using Jupyter Book. At build time, notebooks are executed remotely on a GitHub server. Julia’s @time macro is used in various places to give an idea of the runtime for snippets of code. However, because of our lack of control over the execution environment, these values should be taken with a grain of salt. For example, solving for the evolution corresponding to the VAET Hamiltonian runs as much as six times slower as compared to a standard MacBook Pro.