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Symbolic manipulation of operator strings for quantum chemistry
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# WICK
Symbolic manipulation of operator strings for quantum chemistry appliciations

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## Features
WICK is a pure python library for applying Wick's theorem, manipulating, and simplifying arbitrary strings of second-quantized operators.
Some features include:
- Fermion and Boson operators
- LaTeX output
- Numpy einsum output

## Examples
see the [examples](../master/examples)

## Tests
The provided tests should guarantee that all covered code is internally consistent.
The tests can be run as follows:
- Individually from the `wick/tests` subdirectory
- All at once by running `python test_suites.py` from `wick/tests`
- All at once by running `python test.py`

The shell scripts in the [examples](../master/examples)
directory can be run to compare output text to the expected results in the
`examples/*.out` files. These results have been checked by hand against the known
equations.