Hi there! In order for the script to be compatible with the released Kwant, you need to use this version of the file: https://gitlab.kwant-project.org/kwant/kwant/-/blob/a4897538511fe29fba230307612425d484dd58ee/kwant/continuum/landau_levels.py
Can you check if it works for you? On Tue, 28 Mar 2023 at 18:28, <mgarci...@usal.es> wrote: > > Hi! I'm a first year PhD student and I know kwant basics, > > I run python with conda interpreter so I have python 3.10.9 and kwant 1.4.3. > My problem came when I try to reproduces the 2.11 Adding magnetic field > tutorial cause when I try to run > > kwant.continuum.discretize_landau(hamiltonian, N=10) > > this error took place: module 'kwant.continuum' has no attribute > 'discretize_landau'. I looked for a solution and I found an email of this > list with the same problem but he didn't say how he fixed it. Sorry if this > sounds repetitive. > > I take a look at your gitlab page and I download the kwant package from there > and try to copy-paste the kwant carpet with the landau_levels.py (I don't > know if this is enough or I have to install independently with the set up or > make some connections, please let me know if so). When I did that and I > called kwant.continuum.landau_levels.discretize_landau(hamiltonian ...) and > it gave me another error because kwant.system don't have NoSymmetry attribute > but if I open system.py there is a NoSymmetry Class so I don't understand > what is happening. > > Could you shed some light on this matter? thanks in advance and thank you for > the Kwant package, it's great! > Sorry if this question is not relevant but I don't find how can I fix it to > work with landau_levels.
