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kwant.lattice.square() |
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+Plotly for plots |
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+---------------- |
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+Kwant can now use the `Plotly <https://plot.ly/>`_ library when plotting, |
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+though matplotlib is still used by default. Using plotly empowers Kwant |
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+to produce high-quality interactive plots, as well as true 3D support: |
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+.. jupyter-execute:: |
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+ :hide-code: |
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+ import kwant |
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+ import kwant.plotter |
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+.. jupyter-execute:: |
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+ lat = kwant.lattice.cubic(norbs=1) |
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+ syst = kwant.Builder() |
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+ def disk(r): |
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+ x, y, z = r |
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+ return -2 <= z < 2 and 10**2 < x**2 + y**2 < 20**2 |
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+ syst[lat.shape(disk, (15, 0, 0))] = 4 |
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+ kwant.plotter.set_engine("plotly") |
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+ kwant.plot(syst); |
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Automatic addition of Peierls phase terms to Builders |
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Kwant 1.4 introduced `kwant.physics.magnetic_gauge` for computing Peierls |