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@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ C(t,\tau)v(t,t_0,\tau) = \lambda(t,t_0, \tau) C(t_0, \tau)v(t,t_0,\tau)
The two time parameters
\t
au and t_0 can be choosen by the user before compiling the code in the setting options.
The effective energy spectrum is determined from:
```
math
E_n^{eff}(t, t_0, \tau) = \log( frac{\lambda_n(t, t_0, \tau)}{\lambda_n(t+a, t_0, \tau)}) = E_n + O(e^{-(E_m-e_n)t})
E_n^{eff}(t, t_0, \tau) = \log(
\
frac{\lambda_n(t, t_0, \tau)}{\lambda_n(t+a, t_0, \tau)}) = E_n + O(e^{-(E_m-e_n)t})
```
Finally the energy levels are determined by fitting the effective energy with the functional form
```
math
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