Current Stack Focus

These days, I am primarly interested in C#, Python and C++ for console applications for data crunching and reporting. I also work with different technology stacks, such as ASP.Net Core, RabbitMQ, Docker, Keras, Scikit-Learn and some basic WPF. I have experience with distributed computing on Compute Canada Clusters using C++ and OpenMPI with robust Quantum Monte Carlo simulations. I also work on personal projects with Blazor. For example a very simple Fixed income calculator can be found on azure websites FixedCalculator.

GitHub

My github repository can be found here ZGCDDoo. The exciting projects are unfortunately private for academic and competitive reasons. Once my studies are finished, my Continuous time Quantum Monte Carlo Solvers will be made publicly available. A simple (non-parallel, not fully optimized) Quantum Monte Carlo code written in efficient C++ is freely available on my Github. Please feel free to contact me if you wish to obtain the more serious Quantum Monte Carlo solvers, I will consider adding you as a collaborator to the project.

Python packages

My python packages can be found on Github. They are also installable via pip, the python package manager

  • statsfiles: A small package to compute statistics of similiar data files.
  • isypy : A simple and educational project to demonstrate the usage of Open-MPI with python.

These projects were developped to be used as personal and group software, and unfortunately, the description and tutorials are not very advanced for now.

Snap packages

snap packages are portable and self-contained linux packages. I have packaged the free continuous time Quantum Monte Carlo solver that I have coded and used for a scientific article. This version is a toned down version (no optimizations, nor parallelization) of my private Continous-time Quantum Monte Carlo Solver.