Data for: Non-local edge mode hybridization in the long-range interacting Kitaev chain

David Haink, Benedikt Fauseweh, Andreas Alexander Buchheit

Published Jul 13, 2026• 1 citation

Abstract

Code and Data to the paper with the same title. It can be used to reproduce the plots with the corresponding notebook. All results of the paper can be computed with this code. For this, no further support is given. Update: Fixed requirements.txt to include jaxopt and used versions. We thank Daniel Seibel for sharing his LBFGS optimizer for this problem.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21334819

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