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Add eigentune calculation to MATRIX_Lattice - #151
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This imports NumPy which is causing failed check: |
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I think this is fine to merge now. Later on we may want a separate function that returns ring eigenvectors, eigenvalues, normalization matrix, and parameters from the popular parameterizations of coupled motion (like Mais-Ripken). |
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@austin-hoover the numpy dep was missing from the MPICH CI job. I just merged #157, which should fix this. Try to fetch and rebase. |
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Test is passing now; ready to merge. 👍 |
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The eigenvalues of the transfer matrix are$\lambda_k = \exp(2 \pi i \nu_k)$ , where $\nu_k$ is the tune.