Where the written products are matrix products (where each dimension describes an orbital).
The above formula has been derived in :ref:`article-ref` for single-orbital Hamiltonians. In practice, the operator `EnergyCurrent` has been implemented for generic multi-orbital Hamiltonian matrices but the physical meaning of the multi-orbital formula is not clear in general. It has not yet been investigated.
:math:`ε` is the energy operator derived from the system's Hamiltonian:
* Its values on hoppings coincide with the Hamiltonian
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@@ -353,8 +353,8 @@ cdef class EnergyCurrent:
Returns
-------
:py:class:`list` [:py:class:`float`] or :py:class:`float`
List of the values fo the contribution of ``psi`` to the currents on each hopping :math:`\left [ I_{ji}^E(ψ, t) \right ]_{(j,i) \in \text{where}}`, when `sum` :math:`= 0`.
Otherwise the sum of these values :math:`\sum_{(j,i) \in \text{where}} I_{ji}^E(ψ, t)`.
List of the values fo the contribution of ``psi`` to the currents on each hopping :math:`\left [ I_{ji}^ε(ψ, t) \right ]_{(j,i) \in \text{where}}`, when `sum` :math:`= 0`.
Otherwise the sum of these values :math:`\sum_{(j,i) \in \text{where}} I_{ji}^ε(ψ, t)`.
Where the written products are matrix products (where each dimension describes an orbital).
The above formula has been derived in :ref:`article-ref` for single-orbital Hamiltonians. In practice, the operator `EnergySource` has been implemented for generic multi-orbital Hamiltonian matrices but the physical meaning of the multi-orbital formula is not clear in general. It has not yet been investigated.
:math:`ε` is the energy operator derived from the system's Hamiltonian:
* Its values on hoppings coincide with the hamiltonian
Where the written products are matrix products (where each dimension describes an orbital).
The above formula has been derived in :ref:`article-ref` for single-orbital Hamiltonians. In practice, the operator `EnergyDensity` has been implemented for generic multi-orbital Hamiltonian matrices but the physical meaning of the multi-orbital formula is not clear in general. It has not yet been investigated.
:math:`ε` is the energy operator derived from the system's Hamiltonian:
* Its values on hoppings coincide with the Hamiltonian