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* Ask to cite JCTC (2018) in index.rst. * Add License badge to index.rst. * Add Download badges to index.rst. * Add F. Paul to __credits__. * Add Acknowledgements to RTD. * Add Acknowledgements to README.rst. * Incorporate README.rst into index.rst. * Include Reference to SRSchur.
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Acknowledgements | ||
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We thank `Marcus Weber`_ and the Computational Molecular Design (`CMD`_) group at the Zuse Institute Berlin (`ZIB`_) | ||
for the longstanding and productive collaboration in the field of Markov modeling of non-reversible molecular dynamics. | ||
M. Weber, together with K. Fackeldey, had the original idea to employ Schur vectors instead of eigenvectors in the | ||
coarse-graining of non-reversible transition matrices. | ||
Further, we would like to thank `Fabian Paul`_ for valuable discussions regarding the sorting of Schur vectors and his | ||
effort to translate the original Sorting routine for real Schur forms `SRSchur`_ published by `Jan Brandts`_ from MATLAB | ||
into `Python code`_, | ||
M. Weber and `Alexander Sikorski`_ for pointing us to `SLEPc`_ for sorted partial Schur decompositions, | ||
and A. Sikorski for supplying us with an `code example`_ and guidance how to interface SLEPc in Python. | ||
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.. _`Marcus Weber`: https://www.zib.de/members/weber | ||
.. _`CMD`: https://www.zib.de/numeric/cmd | ||
.. _`ZIB`: https://www.zib.de/ | ||
.. _`Fabian Paul`: https://github.com/fabian-paul | ||
.. _`SRSchur`: http://m2matlabdb.ma.tum.de/SRSchur.m?MP_ID=119 | ||
.. _`Jan Brandts`: https://doi.org/10.1002/nla.274 | ||
.. _`Python code`: https://gist.github.com/fabian-paul/14679b43ed27aa25fdb8a2e8f021bad5 | ||
.. _`Alexander Sikorski`: https://www.zib.de/members/sikorski | ||
.. _`SLEPc`: https://slepc.upv.es/ | ||
.. _`code example`: https://github.com/zib-cmd/cmdtools/blob/1c6b6d8e1c35bb487fcf247c5c1c622b4b665b0a/src/cmdtools/analysis/pcca.py#L64 |
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"Susanna Roeblitz", | ||
"Marius Lange", | ||
"Michal Klein", | ||
"Fabian Paul", | ||
"Alexander Sikorski", | ||
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