# quasi_static_scan¶

Classes

 Drift A static Hamiltonian term for the quasi-static scan calculation. Drive A (possibly noisy) complex control term for the quasi-static scan calculation of the form $$\left(1 + \beta_{\gamma_{j}} \right) \left(\gamma_{j}(t) C_{j} + \text{H.c.} \right)$$, where $$C_{j}$$ is a non-Hermitian operator, $$\gamma_{j}(t)$$ is a complex-valued piecewise-constant function between 0 and $$\tau$$, and $$\beta_{\gamma_{j}} \in \{\beta_{\gamma_j,i}\}$$ is the amplitude of its noise. Noise A set of noise amplitudes $$\{ \beta_{\mu,i} \}$$ associated to a Hamiltonian term. NoiseValue A value of a noise and its corresponding string identifier. Result The result of the quasi-static scan. Sample A single sampled point of the quasi-static scan. Shift A (possibly noisy) real control term for the quasi-static scan calculation of the form $$\left(1 + \beta_{\alpha_{k}} \right) \alpha_{k}(t) A_{k}$$, where $$A_{k}$$ is a Hermitian operator, $$\alpha_{k}(t)$$ is a real-valued piecewise-constant function between 0 and $$\tau$$, and $$\beta_{\alpha_{k}} \in \{ \beta_{\alpha_k,i} \}$$ is the amplitude of its noise.