We will look into the worm code, which is about to be removed in the next release anyway. For spin models sse is the well supported code thus please use that one.

Best regards

Matthias



On 24 Nov 2014, at 18:37, vitbka konef <konefvitbka53@gmail.com> wrote:

Results is agree for sse , but disagree for worm for AF and FM Heisenbrg model.
On my graphics : green curve - worm, red curve - Mathematica. 
I was attached test of the result for AF-Heisenberg.

2014-11-24 20:00 GMT+05:00 Matthias Troyer <troyer@phys.ethz.ch>:
Hi Konev,

Thank you for your quick reply. I looked at your Mathematica file and it indeed gives the same results as the ALPS fulldiag code. I also checked the sse code and it gives the same results - just the like the red curve in your plot. Can you try using the sse code and check if the results still disagree?

Best regards

Matthias


On 22 Nov 2014, at 14:42, vitbka konef <konefvitbka53@gmail.com> wrote:

My name is Konev Vitaliy.
1) Yes , it does.
2) In Mathematica I use the periodic boundary conditions.
How realised the periodic boundary conditions in ALPS library?
  
I was attached  test of the result for periodic boundary condition.
<Test_Energy_Heis_FM.png>


<Test_Energy_Heis_AF.png>