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Co-authored-by: Eric Giguère <eric.giguere@calculquebec.ca>
Co-authored-by: Asier Galicia <57414022+AGaliciaMartinez@users.noreply.github.com>
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orders. The old `Cubic_Spline` coefficient has been removed.
- The new `.arguments(...)` method allows additional arguments to the
underlying coefficient functions to be updated.
- The `step_interpolation` parameter has been replaced by the `order`
parameter. `step_interpolation=False` is equivalent to `order=0`.
`step_interpolation=True` is equivalent to `order=1`. Higher values
- The `_step_func_coeff` argument has been replaced by the `order`
parameter. `_step_func_coeff=False` is equivalent to `order=3`.
`_step_func_coeff=True` is equivalent to `order=0`. Higher values
of `order` gives spline interpolations of higher orders.

Solver changes
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All solvers:

- Solver options are now supplied in an ordinary Python dict.
`qutip.Options` is deprecatd and returns a dict for backwards
`qutip.Options` is deprecated and returns a dict for backwards
compatibility.
- A specific ODE integrator may be selected by supply a
`method` option.
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- The `map_func` parameter has been replaced by the `map` option. In
addition to the existing `serial` and `parallel` values, the value
`loky` may be supplied to use the loky package to parallelize trajectories.
- The result returned by `mcsolve` now supports calculating photocurrents,
averaging over N trajectories, and calculating the steady state over N
trajectories.
- The result returned by `mcsolve` now supports calculating photocurrents
and calculating the steady state over N trajectories.
- The old `parfor` parallel execution function has been removed from
`qutip.parallel`. Use `parallel_map` or `loky_map` instead.

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or `BRMESolver`.
- The `correlation`, `correlation_4op`, and `correlation_ss` functions have been
removed.
- Support for calculating steady states with `MCSolver` has been removed. Used
the `steadystate` method of the `MCResult` instead.
- Support for calculating correlation with `mcsolve` has been removed.

Propagators (propagator module):

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expanding the measurement operator removed. Used `expand_operator`
to expand the operator instead.
- `qutip.Bloch` now supports applying colours per-point, state or vector in
`add point`, `add_states`, and `add_vectors`.
`add_point`, `add_states`, and `add_vectors`.

QuTiP settings
--------------
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-------------

- Support has been added for 64-bit integer sparse matrix indices, allowing
sparse matrices with us to 2**63 rows and columns. This support needs to
sparse matrices with up to 2**63 rows and columns. This support needs to
be enabled at compilation time by calling `setup.py` and passing
`--with-idxint-64`.

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