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Installation & Getting Started
Since BProbe is a Wolfram Mathematica package, Mathematica is obviously required.
Note that this package was developed using Mathematica version 10.0 and is not tested thoroughly for previous versions. It is therefore highly recommended to use this package with Mathematica version 10.0 or higher.
The fastest way to install this package is by just copying the following command into a local Mathematica notebook and evaluate it:
Import["https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vootey/BProbe/master/Install/BootstrapInstall.m"];If you do not trust the automatic installer script, you can opt for a manual installation of the package. To this end download the latest BProbe tarball from here and extract it into Mathematica’s application folder (which can be found by evaluating
FileNameJoin[{$UserBaseDirectory, "Applications"}]within a Mathematica notebook).
You can check whether the installation was successful by trying to load the package via the Mathematica command:
<< BProbe`If no error message is produced, it can be assumed that the package loaded correctly and the installation was successful.
For a full deinstallation of the package, just delete the folder given by the Mathematica command:
FileNameJoin[{$UserBaseDirectory, "Applications", "BProbe"}]For example on Linux machines ~/.Mathematica/Applications/BProbe.
ProbeScan (opts, ex)
ProbeReset (opts, ex)
ProbeGetPoints (ex)
ProbeGetTangetspaces (ex)
ProbeDirectionalScan (args, opts, ex)
ProbeGetDirectionalData (ex)
ProbeShowDirectionalPlot (ex)
ProbeGetOperator (ex)
ProbeGetGroundstateEnergy (args, ex)
ProbeGetEnergies (args, ex)
ProbeGetGroundstate (args, ex)
ProbeGetGroundstates (args, ex)
ProbeGetExpectedLocation (args, ex)
MatrixRepSU2 (args, ex)
MatrixRepSU3 (args, ex)