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mxl-driver-tls

This skill should be used when users want to run the built-in TLS (two-level system) driver in socket or embedded mode and need parameter conventions and example commands.

First seen Mar 28, 2026

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  • docs SUMMARY.md 193 B

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SKILL.md

TLS driver (two-level system)

Use for lightweight benchmarks

  • Use the built-in TLS driver (tls) for fast regression and simple light–matter prototyping.

Configure embedded mode

  • Instantiate:

- Molecule(driver="tls", driverkwargs=dict(omega=..., mu12=..., orientation=..., peinitial=..., checkpoint=..., restart=...))

Configure socket mode

  • Launch one process per molecule:

- mxldriver --model tls [--unix --address <name> | --address <host> --port <port>] --param "omega=..., mu12=..., orientation=..., peinitial=..."

  • Keep the hub address/port/unixsocket consistent with the EM script.

Key parameters

  • omega (a.u.), mu12 (a.u.), orientation (0|1|2 for x/y/z), pe_initial (0–1), checkpoint, restart.

Notes

  • Prepare a coherent (superposition) initial TLS state by setting 0 < pe_initial < 1; this seeds emission into vacuum-like classical fields.
  • Read outputs from molecule.additionaldatahistory (keys include time_au, Pe, Pg, dipoles, energies).
  • Use post-processing guidance in skills/mxl-postprocess/SKILL.md.