Composite Computables

Composite computables represent more complex chemical and physical quantities, which could be either structured containers or mathematical functions of atomic computables. Composite computable classes always have Computable appended to the end of their name. Some examples of these computables are discussed in more detail in the sections below. The reader is referred to the API documentation for a full list of composite computables.

• Krylov subspace & Green’s functions
• Reduced Density Matrices
• Overlap Matrices & Non-Orthogonal Subspaces