Matlab files
Matlab files: As part of the 2017 PIMS Graduate Math Modelling in Industry Workshop (GMMIW), my team of students (Muhammad Zubair, Charlene Chu, Mounada Gbadamassi, Ruwan Chamara Karunanayaka, Naghmeh Shahverdi, and Xiaohong Zhang) created a Matlab program that plots the probability of state transfer over some specified interval of time, specifically looking at unweighted trees with integer spectrum (from “Small integral trees” by A. E. Brouwer). This could be edited for other purposes (e.g. weighted trees). These files are available below (unfortunately I am not able to upload them as .m files or even .txt files due to internal security policy).
% File #1: integer_trees_generator.m
% 2017 Graduate Math Modelling in Industry Workshop
% Project 3: Modelling a quantum spin network
% Mentor: Sarah Plosker – Brandon University
% Team 3: Muhammad Zubair, Charlene Chu, Mounada Gbadamassi,Ruwan Chamara Karunanayaka, Naghmeh Shahverdi, Xiaohong Zhang
% clear and initiate variables
clc % clears the comand window
clear all % clears all the work space variables
close all % closes all the open figure windows
timestep=0.001; % timestep size
dynamics=0; % 0 if XY dynamics and 1 if XYZ dynamics
max_value_plot=1; % plot max_value of PST for the tree if 1
individual_edge_plot=0; % plots the PST values for the individual edges
min_time=1000*pi; % the starting time of the simulation
max_time=2000*pi; % the end time of the simulation
sparse_to_full=0; % Setting this to 1 will return the adjacency matrix as
%full matrix rather than a sparse matrix. This is
%stored in A_full variable
% load integer trees
integer_trees_generator; % generates a structure with 66 trees, which can be
% used to simulate
%convert the level based tree specification into an adjacency matrix
%if you want to simulate one of the integer trees proposed by Brouwer
%uncomment the following and comment the next instance of assignment to
%parent variable
%parent=integer_trees(17).tree; % level based tree specification
% if you want to specify the tree based on the level sequence use the
% following
parent=[0,1,1,3,3,2,2,4,4,5,5,6,6,7,7];
%Code to convert the level sequence to Ajacency matrix
j = find(parent);
n=length(parent);
A = sparse(parent(j), j, 1, n, n);
A = A + A’;
row=[];
col=[];
if sparse_to_full==1
A_full=full(A);
end
% calculate the hamiltonian operator
if dynamics==0
L=A;
elseif dynamics==1
L=diag(sum(A,2))-A;
end
% calculate the Probability of Perfect State Transfer
k=1;
max_vale_location=struct(‘value’, [],’location’,[]);
temp=zeros(size(L));
for i=1:size(L,1)
temp(i,i+1:end)=ones(1,size(L,2)-i);
end
for t=min_time:timestep:max_time
M(:,:,t)= abs(expm(1i*t*L));
max_val(k)=max(max(M(:,:,t).*temp));
[row,col]=find(M(:,:,t)==max_val(k));
max_value_location(k).value=max_val(k);
max_value_location(k).location=[row, col];
end
% figure plotting
if individual_edge_plot==1
for i=1:(size(L,1)-1)
for j=i+1:size(L,2)
figure, plot([min_time:timestep:max_time],squeeze(M(i,j,:))),ylim([0,1.1]),xlabel(‘Time’), ylabel(‘Probability of PST’),title([‘node ‘,num2str(i),’-‘,num2str(j)]),hold on
plot([0,2*pi],[1,1],’–r’,’LineWidth’,2)
end
end
end
if max_value_plot==1
figure, plot([min_time:timestep:max_time],max_val), ylim([0,1.1]), xlabel(‘Time’),ylabel(‘Probability of PST’), title(‘Maximum PST value’)
end
% graph plotting
if tree_plot==1
figure, treeplot(parent)
title(‘Tree’)
axis off
end
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% File #2: PST_simulation_temp
% 2017 Graduate Math Modelling in Industry Workshop
% Project 3: Modelling a quantum spin network
% Mentor: Sarah Plosker – Brandon University
% Team 3: Muhammad Zubair, Charlene Chu, Mounada Gbadamassi,Ruwan Chamara Karunanayaka, Naghmeh Shahverdi, Xiaohong Zhang
% clear and initiate variables
clc % clears the comand window
clear all % clears all the work space variables
close all % closes all the open figure windows
timestep=0.001; % timestep size
dynamics=0; % 0 if XY dynamics and 1 if XYZ dynamics
max_value_plot=1; % plot max_value of PST for the tree if 1
individual_edge_plot=0; % plots the PST values for the individual edges
min_time=1000*pi; % the starting time of the simulation
max_time=2000*pi; % the end time of the simulation
sparse_to_full=0; % Setting this to 1 will return the adjacency matrix as
%full matrix rather than a sparse matrix. This is
%stored in A_full variable
% load integer trees
integer_trees_generator; % generates a structure with 66 trees, which can be
% used to simulate
%convert the level based tree specification into an adjacency matrix
%if you want to simulate one of the integer trees proposed by Brouwer
%uncomment the following and comment the next instance of assignment to
%parent variable
%parent=integer_trees(17).tree; % level based tree specification
% if you want to specify the tree based on the level sequence use the
% following
parent=[0,1,1,3,3,2,2,4,4,5,5,6,6,7,7];
%Code to convert the level sequence to Ajacency matrix
j = find(parent);
n=length(parent);
A = sparse(parent(j), j, 1, n, n);
A = A + A’;
row=[];
col=[];
if sparse_to_full==1
A_full=full(A);
end
% calculate the hamiltonian operator
if dynamics==0
L=A;
elseif dynamics==1
L=diag(sum(A,2))-A;
end
% calculate the Probability of Perfect State Transfer
k=1;
max_vale_location=struct(‘value’, [],’location’,[]);
temp=zeros(size(L));
for i=1:size(L,1)
temp(i,i+1:end)=ones(1,size(L,2)-i);
end
for t=min_time:timestep:max_time
M(:,:,t)= abs(expm(1i*t*L));
max_val(k)=max(max(M(:,:,t).*temp));
[row,col]=find(M(:,:,t)==max_val(k));
max_value_location(k).value=max_val(k);
max_value_location(k).location=[row, col];
end
% figure plotting
if individual_edge_plot==1
for i=1:(size(L,1)-1)
for j=i+1:size(L,2)
figure, plot([min_time:timestep:max_time],squeeze(M(i,j,:))),ylim([0,1.1]),xlabel(‘Time’), ylabel(‘Probability of PST’),title([‘node ‘,num2str(i),’-‘,num2str(j)]),hold on
plot([0,2*pi],[1,1],’–r’,’LineWidth’,2)
end
end
end
if max_value_plot==1
figure, plot([min_time:timestep:max_time],max_val), ylim([0,1.1]), xlabel(‘Time’),ylabel(‘Probability of PST’), title(‘Maximum PST value’)
end
% graph plotting
if tree_plot==1
figure, treeplot(parent)
title(‘Tree’)
axis off
end