openfermion.transforms.mccoy
Implement the McCoy formula on two operators of the form op_a^m op_b^n.
openfermion.transforms.mccoy(
mode, op_a, op_b, m, n
)
Args |
mode
|
int
the mode number the two operators act on.
|
op_a
|
the label of operator a. This can be any hashable type.
|
op_b
|
the label of operator b. This can be any hashable type.
|
m
|
int
the power of operator a.
|
n
|
int
the power of operator b.
|
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