Fix: Exclude zero-valued same-spin two-body terms in generate_hamiltonian#1129
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Fix: Exclude zero-valued same-spin two-body terms in generate_hamiltonian#1129Aniketsy wants to merge 5 commits into
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Similar to the other PR I just commented on, I recommend running tests locally and debugging the changes locally because that will be easier and faster than waiting for CI checks. This PR currently fails checks; it doesn't look like this code change is correct by itself. |
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Apologies for missing this earlier, I’ll be fixing it soon. |
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#856
This pull request fixes issue by adding a condition to the
generate_hamiltonianfunction that skips the inclusion of two-body Hamiltonian terms with repeated creation .