######## Overview ######## This page summarizes the guides that are available. All guides are written to focus on specific aspects of the package. Examples of end-to-end workflows can be found in the tutorials hosted on the IBM Quantum Platform. Getting started --------------- These simple guides help you to get started quickly with the package. - :doc:`Quickstart ` Beyond the basics ----------------- These guides provide a deeper explanation of specific concepts and components from this package. General """"""" - :doc:`How to choose the subspace dimension from its impact on eigenvalue estimation accuracy ` - :doc:`Understand this package's support for multi-process and multi-threaded acceleration ` Fermionic systems """"""""""""""""" - :doc:`Scale SQD workflows for Fermionic systems with the Dice solver ` - :doc:`Improve an SQD estimate with orbital optimization ` - :doc:`Understand open- and closed-shell options and their effect on subspace construction ` - :doc:`Augment the pool of electronic configurations using Fermionic transition operators to improve energy estimations and compute energies of excited states ` Spin systems """""""""""" - :doc:`Build a projected Hamiltonian matrix for qubit Hamiltonians ` - :doc:`Benchmark performance of subspace projection for qubit Hamiltonians ` .. toctree:: :hidden: :caption: Getting started self quickstart .. toctree:: :hidden: :caption: General Choose the subspace dimension Multi-process and multi-threaded acceleration .. toctree:: :hidden: :caption: Fermionic systems Scale workloads with the Dice solver Orbital optimization Open- and closed-shell options Augment pool of electronic configurations .. toctree:: :hidden: :caption: Spin systems Projected qubit Hamiltonians Benchmark qubit Hamiltonian projection