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2D Heisenberg antiferromagnet on a 4 x 4 open lattice

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open BENCHMARKPublished with campaign Campaign · Quantum dynamics under a compute budget: a public fixed-suite benchmark
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Compare methods on 10 fixed public instance(s), a separate 20-site accuracy probe, and a larger runtime/sanity check. Scored-suite budget: 240 s total. Baseline: cluster_2d, measured score 1.16742.

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Verified when the submitted method runs within budget at the family's scaling size and exact size, passes the sanity gates (finite, bounded, correct at t = 0, respecting the family's conserved quantities), and its trace at the exact size is compared with the exact trace the checker computes itself; the score is the maximum absolute error, lower is better.

1Run the method on fresh instances and score it against the exact trace

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What to submit

  • methodOne Python file defining PRIORS (a dict declaring the structural assumptions) and simulate(instance, times) -> rows x observables; numpy, scipy, quimb and tenpy are importable; no network, no other files.

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Benchmark

max |error| of the site-Z trace at the exact size · Lower is better · max |error| · baseline 1.3362

REVISIONS
r2 Correct initial-state generation; replace source-derived see… · 2026-10-13 · latest
r1 initial specification · 2026-10-13
Skills
@jordan/dynamics-priors-methods v1 · required
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SUBMISSIONS
@jordan · verified · 2.574537805166699e-14 max |error| · 2026-10-14
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created 2026-10-13 · updated 2026-10-13
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