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The current comment at the top of Symmetry/AllowedCouplings.jl is a bit confusing -- it seems to imply that the constraints on allowed exchange matrices are:
$J = R J R^T$
for all R that map bonds within a symmetry equivalency class. But these constraints are only for R which map bonds to themselves.
Maybe as part of this issue, a new section in the "Internals" documentation could be made which explains the ideas of the symmetry analysis and how the algorithms work?
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The current comment at the top of
Symmetry/AllowedCouplings.jl
is a bit confusing -- it seems to imply that the constraints on allowed exchange matrices are:for all R that map bonds within a symmetry equivalency class. But these constraints are only for R which map bonds to themselves.
Maybe as part of this issue, a new section in the "Internals" documentation could be made which explains the ideas of the symmetry analysis and how the algorithms work?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: