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Expand Up @@ -17,12 +17,14 @@ Currently, our library supports the following electronic structure methods:

# Components
- [Analytic Continuation](gx_ac.md)
- [LAPW component](gx_lapw.md)
- [PAW component](gx_paw.md)
- [Plane-wave component](gx_planewave.md)
- [LAPW component ](gx_lapw.md)
- [Numerical-orbital component ](gx_localized_basis.md)
- [Time-Frequency component](gx_time_frequency.md)
- [Common component](gx_common.md)
- [q=0 Coulomb component](gx_q0.md)
- [Minimax Time-Frequency](gx_time_frequency.md)


# Technical Details
GreenX is written in Fortran 2008. The functionality needed for testing and error handling is written in C and Python. In the following we provide a few more details for current and future developers of GreenX.
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