Dear visitors 🙋‍♀️,

QuantumBeats is a platform of bot-groups ("teams") aiding research revolving around optimization of algorithms for data analysis and optical hardware-design by utilizing sophisticated mathematical and physical concepts of theoretical (quantum) optics. It consists of the following five bot-teams which are triggered via workflow-dispatched Github-actions on a self-hosted Windows runner and perform specific tasks:

1. Research: Searches in scientific databases such as Google Scholar and arXiv

• for desired and latest articles as well as book titles associated with a specific project of interest and its research topic
• for most appropriate literature sources and suggests them to the user as a list classified according to the following categories:
  • Mathematics
  • Physics
  • Chemistry
  • Biology
  • Information science
  • Diverse.

2. Code development: Stores the latest, tested and debugged versions of software code, as well as useful code snippets and gists. Preferred code languages are (currently)

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3. Code tests: Performs automated nose, pdb and unit tests of pushed software code, including linting.

4. Refactoring: Performs memory and speed profiling of code execution and generates comprehensive reports containing recommended actions (corrections, improvements, etc.).

5. Documentation: Generates automated -documentation of finalized code versions and stores them as & files. In addition, -generated documentation files are also stored and updated regularly.

Only (human) members of the group selected by the group owner may contribute. There is no official application process. Each group member is assigned to at least one bot-team.
For further details regarding contribution guidelines and recommendations please refer to the internal QuantumBeats' md-file "QB membership guidelines".

Latest research results will be published in the group's dashboard section as reports.
For further details regarding current research directions please consult these wiki-pages