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# [Time Evolution and Quantum System Dynamics](@id doc:Time-Evolution-and-Quantum-System-Dynamics)
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This page is still under construction, please visit [API](@ref doc-API) first.
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**Table of contents**
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```@contents
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Pages = [
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"intro.md",
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"solution.md",
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"sesolve.md",
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"mesolve.md",
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"mcsolve.md",
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"stochastic.md",
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"time_dependent.md",
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]
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Depth = 2:3
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```
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## [Introduction](@id doc-TE:Introduction)
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Although in some cases, we want to find the stationary states of a quantum system, often we are interested in the dynamics: how the state of a system or an ensemble of systems evolves with time. `QuantumToolbox` provides many ways to model dynamics.
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There are two kinds of quantum systems: open systems that interact with a larger environment and closed systems that do not. In a closed system, the state can be described by a state vector. When we are modeling an open system, or an ensemble of systems, the use of the density matrix is mandatory.
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The following table lists the solvers provided by `QuantumToolbox` for dynamic quantum systems and the corresponding type of solution returned by the solver:
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