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Comment on "Time-dependent density-matrix renormalization group: a systematic method for the study of quantum many-body out-of-equilibrium systems".

H G Luo·T Xiang·X Q Wang
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H G Luo, T Xiang, X Q Wang. 2003-07-22. Comment on "Time-dependent density-matrix renormalization group: a systematic method for the study of quantum many-body out-of-equilibrium systems".. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevlett.91.049701

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