Tool set dedicated for users of QPROP: A Schrödinger-solver for intense laser-atom interaction
Refer to wiki for detailed installation instructions.
"Qprop is for non-profit use only. If results obtained using Qprop are published, an acknowledgment or citation is compulsory."
An example of citation would be like the following:
D. Bauer and P. Koval, Comput. Phys. Commun. 174, 396 (2006).
V. Mosert and D. Bauer, Comput. Phys. Commun. 207, 452 (2016).
For visualizing the calculation result by rigged-qprop, have a look at visual-qprop, a toolset dedicated to visualize and analyze the calculation results such as animated time evolution, plotting photoelectric momentum spectra etc.
Implemented for parallel computing, PPP routine boosts the post propagation, which is often essential for evaluating low-energy structure in momentum spectra through t-SURFF routine.
After compilation along with this PPP support, check out the example using this routine, for example:
cd $QPROP_HOME/src/example/ppp/attoclock-ppp
bash ../run.shNoting that, for the attoclock example, more than 90% of the timesteps for propagation is the field-free post-propagation, it can benefit from PPP quite a lot.