Tutorials#
This page collects executable quickstart notebooks for the three
public member packages. Each is short, self-contained, and runs
after a single pip install stringjax (no GPU, no external data).
They are entry points – each member package’s own documentation
covers its full surface in depth.
Choosing a path#
Build a Type IIB flux effective theory from a bundled model, compute the flux superpotential and its derivatives, and find a vacuum.
Query the curated CY-database catalogue, load a model in mirror convention, and persist a small vacuum record to the vault.
Evaluate \(\mathrm{Li}_s(z)\) with each of the four
approx strategies, benchmark against mpmath, and
differentiate to second order.
Notebook catalogue#
Notebook |
Use it for |
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The shortest end-to-end run through the Type IIB flux-vacuum engine: model construction, superpotential and F-terms, Newton refinement. |
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Database catalogue queries, lazy model loading, and a vault round-trip. |
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The four approximation strategies, accuracy vs |
For each member package, the full tutorial library lives in that package’s own documentation:
jaxvacua: see the JAXVacua tutorials index (link added when the jaxvacua docs site is public).
stringforge: see the stringforge tutorials index (link added when the stringforge docs site is public).
jaxpolylog: see the jaxpolylog documentation, in particular the introduction page and the quickstart notebook.