QuTiP BRME DSL Example
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This example (`example_qutip_brme_dsl.py`) demonstrates a more specialized
workflow (BRME-style notation) and shows how the DSL maps physics-style LaTeX
into operator references consumed by the QuTiP backend.

What you'll learn
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- How to express BRME-style interaction terms in LaTeX.
- How the DSL canonicalizes and maps those operators to QuTiP objects.

Source
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.. literalinclude:: ../../examples/example_qutip_brme_dsl.py
   :language: python
   :linenos:

Run
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.. code-block:: bash

    python examples/example_qutip_brme_dsl.py

Notes
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- This example is targeted at users integrating domain-specific LaTeX
  conventions (BRME) with the parser. Inspect IR output to verify mappings.