Separate output for garlic() function

[katarkon]

Is it possible to make the separate spectrum for each line of isotropic spectrum? Unfortunately, Opt.Output = 'separate' has no effect for garlic() function.

[Stefan Stoll]

Thanks for the suggestion. That should be possible to implement. We'll open an issue for that.

[katarkon]

Thanks. I see the function pepper() have required feature. May it be used for isotropic spectra simulation?

[Matt Krzyaniak]

Yes, you can use pepper to simulate isotropic spectra, just be warned, depending on how large your spin system is it can be considerably slower than garlic.
You could regain some of the speed by switching Opt.Method to 'perturb', 'perturb1', or 'perturb2' though you'll still want to verify your fit using the default Method 'matrix' diagonalization.

[katarkon]

Finally, will separate output for garlic() function be implemented in futher versions? Unfortunately, the pepper() function is extremely slow to be used instead even in perturbation mode.

[Stefan Stoll]

It's on our to-do list.