GTM

GTM (Generalized Toolkit for Many-body) is a module/component within the DMFTwDFT framework. It is not a standalone code but rather part of the DMFTwDFT infrastructure for handling many-body calculations. As a module rather than an indep…

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Overview

GTM (Generalized Toolkit for Many-body) is a module/component within the DMFTwDFT framework. It is not a standalone code but rather part of the DMFTwDFT infrastructure for handling many-body calculations. As a module rather than an independent software package, GTM provides specific functionality within the larger DMFTwDFT ecosystem.

Reference Papers

Reference papers are not yet linked for this code.

Full Documentation

Official Resources

  • Homepage: Part of DMFTwDFT package
  • Documentation: See DMFTwDFT documentation
  • Source Repository: https://github.com/DMFTwDFT-project/DMFTwDFT
  • License: GNU General Public License v3.0 (DMFTwDFT)

Overview

GTM (Generalized Toolkit for Many-body) is a module/component within the DMFTwDFT framework. It is not a standalone code but rather part of the DMFTwDFT infrastructure for handling many-body calculations. As a module rather than an independent software package, GTM provides specific functionality within the larger DMFTwDFT ecosystem.

Scientific domain: Many-body methods, component of DMFTwDFT
Target user community: DMFTwDFT users (internal module)

Theoretical Methods

  • Many-body calculation utilities
  • Part of DMFTwDFT workflow
  • Support functions for DMFT calculations

Capabilities (CRITICAL)

  • Note: GTM is a MODULE within DMFTwDFT, not standalone software
  • Provides toolkit functionality for DMFTwDFT
  • Many-body calculation support
  • Integration with DMFTwDFT workflows

Sources: Master list notes: "MODULE - Part of DMFTwDFT (Generalized Toolkit for Many-body)"

Inputs & Outputs

As a module: Used internally by DMFTwDFT

Input/Output: Handled through DMFTwDFT framework

Interfaces & Ecosystem

  • DMFTwDFT: Internal module/component
  • Not standalone: Functions as part of larger package
  • Usage: Through DMFTwDFT workflows

Limitations & Known Constraints

  • MODULE STATUS: Not a standalone code
  • Cannot be used independently of DMFTwDFT
  • Documentation within DMFTwDFT package
  • No separate installation or repository
  • Functionality accessed via DMFTwDFT

Verification & Sources

Primary sources:

  1. DMFTwDFT repository: https://github.com/DMFTwDFT-project/DMFTwDFT
  2. DMFTwDFT documentation references
  3. Master list: "MODULE - Part of DMFTwDFT"

Secondary sources:

  1. DMFTwDFT user guides
  2. May be mentioned in DMFTwDFT papers

Confidence: UNCERTAIN - Master list explicitly marks as "MODULE"

Verification status: VERIFIED as MODULE

  • Status: MODULE within DMFTwDFT
  • Not standalone: CONFIRMED
  • Part of DMFTwDFT: CONFIRMED
  • Independent documentation: NOT APPLICABLE
  • Users should refer to DMFTwDFT documentation

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