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ProbeReset
ProbeReset resets the package in a way, so that the ProbeScan starts a completely new calculation. Additionally it is possible to set a new starting point via StartingPoint. If the option StartingPoint is not specified, the starting point isn't changed.
If you want it to change it back to a global minimum of the displacement energy, you can do this by specifying `StartingPoint->"GlobalMinimum".
After the initialization of the package with ProbeInit, a call of ProbeReset is not necessary.
ProbeReset admits the following options:
| Options | Description |
|---|---|
StartingPoint |
If you want to change the starting point of the calculation, you can change it with this option. In this case you can specify a point in via a List of m values.Example: StartingPoint->{0.1,0.2,5.}
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<< BProbe`
t = PauliMatrix[{1,2,3}];
ProbeInit[t];
Print[ ProbeGetPoints[] ];
(* the result is a list with one point (the starting point) *)
(* do the calculations *)
ProbeScan[];
Print[ ProbeGetPoints[] ];
(* the result is a list consisting of a lot of points *)
(* reset the calculation status *)
ProbeReset[];
Print[ ProbeGetPoints[] ];
(* the result is a list with one point again *)ProbeScan (opts, ex)
ProbeReset (opts, ex)
ProbeGetPoints (ex)
ProbeGetTangetspaces (ex)
ProbeDirectionalScan (args, opts, ex)
ProbeGetDirectionalData (ex)
ProbeShowDirectionalPlot (ex)
ProbeGetOperator (ex)
ProbeGetGroundstateEnergy (args, ex)
ProbeGetEnergies (args, ex)
ProbeGetGroundstate (args, ex)
ProbeGetGroundstates (args, ex)
ProbeGetExpectedLocation (args, ex)
MatrixRepSU2 (args, ex)
MatrixRepSU3 (args, ex)
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