It points to my old webserver there. Should be: http://physics.korea.ac.kr/

Add information on qutip governance:

• devs --> admins (where it applies);
• add board members
• add news in news section
• update qutip/governance

http://qutip.org/docs/3.1.0/apidoc/functions.html

sigmap() wrongly tested as sigmam(), under sigmap()

I understand that basis transforms are in development. But I saw one thing that might be worth considering:

The dims propery of property is unaffected by doing a transform even though nothing guerantees that the product structure remains. Partial traces become meaningless (unless the origin of that structure is kept).

Either one has to keep a copy of the transform in the transformed object to still be able to trace out factors or the resulting object has to become unfactorizable...

... I think...

Cheers,
Christoph

On the tutorials page, the notebooks can be seen using nbviewer. The notebooks are hosted in qutip-notebooks Github directory and in R.J. Johansson directory.

There is now a button to start My Binder from these nbviewer notebooks, in the upper right (My Binder allows to run the notebooks live interactively from the cloud, without installing Python or the environment with dependencies).

It may be nice to add a links to:

• My Binder
• nbviewer (full directory)

in the tutorials page on the website. Right now, My Binder can be called from Github only. Also, a nbviewer link is opened for each notebook only.

The quantum mechanics lectures by Rob do not run, as the conda environment is not configured. One could:

• push an environment.yml file to that directory
  or
• clone the tutorials in the qutip-notebooks directory and add a link in the notebooks to Rob's folder. This way, each software update in the environment.yml file will affect also these files.

Some of the links in the News section have changed over time, e.g., some conferences removed hosted slides. We can add links to another repository with talks or a subfloder in this repository, see also #1087.

It would be nice to add bookmarks to the various subsections of the tutorials page, for example to reference a specific group of notebooks.

For example, in Wikipedia, one can jump directly to the Passive_sub-irrigation section in the Hydroponics page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydroponics#Passive_sub-irrigation

It should be something easy to do with href and id.

How about including this graph below the current performance graph on qutip.org features page?

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/qutip/qutip-benchmark/master/continuous-benchmark/graphs/summary.png

Or is it a too messy graph?

This explains how to do it
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24271225/how-do-you-view-a-different-branch-of-your-github-pages

If I can get it to work, then I will add steps to the readme

We need to add a section in the tutorials page under the quantum circuits section. This could be a section per se, in order to make it stand out clearly. It should be referenced at the beginning of the page with a label too. @BoxiLi can you take care of it? Or else I can.

Please add yourself to the devs @BoxiLi.

See http://qutip.org/documentation.html.

One needs to change the "Online HTML documentation" link for 4.4 and make sure that it points to 4.4 in https://github.com/qutip/qutip.github.io/tree/master/docs.

Hi guys,

I was just messing around with my own Sphinx stuff, and I've stumbled upon the way to get GitHub pages to recognise files and folders that begin with an underscore (like _static and so forth). It's simple, but incredibly esoteric - you just drop a file called .nojekyll in the HTML root, and magically they'll all work again.

I don't know how your deploy process goes for building this repo from the qutip/qutip-docs one so I didn't make a PR, but hopefully this helps simplify things a bit.

@nathanshammah.

QuTiP is currently reached at http://qutip.org, not a https protocol.
Several browsers are giving a disclaimer on http websites and progressively limiting access. It also might affect google search indexing. And of course security issues.

Github pages says that something is not well configured with the DNS. The host is Namecheap. https://help.github.com/en/articles/troubleshooting-custom-domains#https-errors.

The tarball at http://qutip.org/downloads/4.5.0/qutip-4.5.0.tar.gz does not contain the file qutip/cy/openmp/src/zspmv_openmp.cpp which is needed when installing qutip with the --with-openmp option.

If I copy such file from https://github.com/qutip/qutip/blob/qutip-4.5.X/qutip/cy/openmp/src/zspmv_openmp.cpp then installation works fine.

After merging #149 I noticed that the tutorials page layout got completely haywire - https://qutip.org/tutorials.html. @BoxiLi Could you have a quick look how we can fix that? Specifically the parts about PIQS and the lectures are pushed below.

Add news on the qutip GSOC 2020 projects and link to Sidhant's, Asad's and Jake's blog.

The custom domain for your GitHub Pages site is pointed at an outdated IP address. You must take immediate corrective action to ensure that your site remains available after December 1st, 2014. Additional details can be found at https://github.com/blog/1917-github-pages-legacy-ip-deprecation. For more information, see https://help.github.com/articles/setting-up-a-custom-domain-with-github-pages.

The center aligning would make the webpage look more aesthetically pleasing. At the same time it'd be a great feature if the shown barchart is actually a charting division from jQuery instead of an image.

It's been pushed down to the very bottom, rather than being to the right of the body:

@nathanshammah @sahmed95
We now need to decide how to link the piqs notebooks on the website.

I suggest a section 'Models' under 'Example notebooks' with a subsection 'Permutational Invariant Quantum Solver' with the notebooks linked under that.

Open to alternatives.

When running the example on [http://qutip.org/docs/3.1.0/guide/guide-bloch.html#bloch-config]

I encounter the SyntaxError: invalid syntax on the line
ffmpeg -r 20 -b 1800 -i bloch_%01d.png bloch.mp4.

While on Directly Generating an Animation section,
I encounter NameError: name 'Bloch' is not defined on the line
sphere = Bloch(axes=ax).

Maybe this is just due to my old version of qutip? Thanks.

Include link to project ideas https://github.com/qutip/qutip/wiki/Google-Summer-of-Code-2021.

A few of the links to Jupyter notebooks in the online documentation are dead. However, they are referred to correctly in the tutorials section

Add job post about a work opportunity at RIKEN in Franco Nori's group.

@nonhermitian could you add the source files for the header image to the repository? I am working on a small redesign of the pages that involves a sidebar, and I would like to widen the whole pages a bit. But the header a fixed number of pixels. Thanks.

The latest version release in the homepage still points to QuTiP 4.5.0. Can @jakelishman @araza6 or @sarsid help with this, updating to 4.5.2 and related files? http://qutip.org/
Cc @ajgpitch.

There is a broken link at qutip.org/tutorials
Time-dependent Bloch-Redfield quantum dot
https://nbviewer.org/github/qutip/qutip-notebooks/blob/master/examples/brmesolve-time-dependent-Liouvillian.ipynb

Cc @nwlambert.