tessera¶
Tessera is a package for experimenting with CAusal SETs and simplicial manifolds in C++. It provides a highly parallelizable interface to execute methods against a causally oriented simplicial Lorentzian (or Euclidean) manifold. Optional CUDA GPU acceleration is available for the Regge solver.
The intention is to calculate things like holonomies and observables as co-chains over chain complexes within several of the most mature theories of discretized causal spacetime.
Currently there is a C++ interface with bindings to python (which we use for unit testing). The C++ documentation extends to the python documentation, even though it doesn’t appear there natively. We provide a very tight set of bindings to move back and forth.
- Getting Started
- Theory
- CDT Examples
- Benchmarks
- Quantum subsystem (Schwinger MPS / DMRG)
- Build
- Hamiltonian
- Quickstart
- Convergence checks
- Example: continuum approach
- Phase 3 — Schmidt spectra and majorization poset
- Phase 4 — q-qbar quench and TDVP real-time evolution
- Phase 5 — causal-order comparison
- Phase 6 — tessera-Spacetime → causet-embedded chain
- Tested benchmarks
- API reference
- References
- See also
- Emergent Causal Order from Entanglement: Hypothesis and Methodology
- The Tessera C++ API