Parallel TCI, Parallel zipup, Fit, Parallel fit and minor functions#65
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This branch was developed by me.
Its main purpose is the implementation of parallel versions of the TCI algorithm and the MPO-MPO contractions.
To use the parallel version of TCI, use :parallel as sweepingstrategy.
To use the fit or parallel fit, use :fit or :distr_fit as algorithm in the TCI.contract() function
There are some minor functions, such as "weighted average" that I needed at some points during my personal experiment, and I think it's better to keep them in the codebase.