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Commit: 119a4ef

meta header contains backslashes that trigger warnings. by Evan Berkowitz at 2026-07-09 19:27:48

One-point Spin, Vortex observables by Evan Berkowitz at 2025-06-16 22:16:03

This might seem silly, since their expectation values are 0 but we can
visualize the vortex one-point function as a way to understand the Z_W
breaking.  I expected the Spin observable to give something visible on
the weak-coupling side of the transition, but at least at W=3 there's no
signal of anything interesting---might have to do W=1 (XY) or ∞?

τ=1 is the minimal autocorrelation time by Evan Berkowitz at 2025-06-10 01:28:53
Link to Helmholtz directory by Evan Berkowitz at 2024-09-23 13:53:18
Fix missing : syntax error (#149) by Evan Berkowitz at 2024-09-23 12:17:03
Version/1.0.0 (#148) by Evan Berkowitz at 2024-09-23 11:32:45
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documentation/publications (#147) by Evan Berkowitz at 2024-09-23 11:19:23

DOCS ADDITIONS
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* Publications
* Compact boson documentation
* Update 3450 reference with publication details
* Support
* Sidebar links
* ORCID IDs + handle trademark rights
* Contributor + collaborator affiliations + contact
* Zenodo badge
* CITATION.cff

DOCS FIXES
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* Squash example/plot/{comparison,forms}.py warning
    The fix was simple: just separate the marker styling from coloring.
    The point is that in the p={1,2} we just want to draw background-color
    markers, not color them according to a cmap.
* We no longer restraing W=1 in the Villain case.
* Remove TODO about lattice irrep projection
* Include supervillain logo on main docs page

Hotfix: dopey axis labeling (#146) by Evan Berkowitz at 2024-09-18 09:08:02

Documentation/lattice derivative pictures (#145) by Evan Berkowitz at 2024-09-18 08:56:32

LATTICE DOCUMENTATION
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* Examples visualizing Lattice2D.{d,delta} + explanation.
* Example visualizing data layout + explanation.

Feature/production (#144) by Evan Berkowitz at 2024-09-13 09:10:33

* Legible str(Worm generators)
* Log generator report during ensemble.generate
* Derived registry

    This makes it easy to loop everything a Bootstrap object understands:
    the primary observables AND the derived quantities, by doing eg.
    
    ```python
    for o in (supervillain.observables | supervillain.derivedQuantities):
        ...
    ```
* cli.input_file type to parse modules
* Use hammer in tests
* Bootstrap.estimate only collapses the bootstrap axis
    Previously the estimate of any observable at all whatsoever would
    produce a single number, even a two-point correlator, which should have
    produced a whole volume's worth of numbers.
* Feature/numba worm (#142)
    * numba-aware _Lattice2D stub
    * numba acceleration of worldline worm
    * old implementation moved to reference_implementations.worldline.ClassicWorm
    * Add numba to installation requirements.txt
    * Needs numba 0.60.0 to avoid [issue when passing np.rng objects](https://numba.discourse.group/t/numba-not-recognizing-numpy-random-generator-obj/1766/5)
* Monitors
    Monitors are do-nothing generators which let you perform arbitrary
    actions during the generation loop.
* Fix example/action-comparison.py cli defaults + types
* Require recent pandas
* Villain worm with numba acceleration
* test_validity checks no constraint-violating cfgs are generated
* Spun out production scripts into their own repo.
    See supervillain-generalized-bkt-transition commit c6ef22b9044f8af9a06dd2240584f6e0baa95698