DMET Demo

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Title:
Density Matrix Embedding Theory (DMET) Demo
Summary:
This demo outlines the basics of density matrix embedding theory, and provides instructions on how to execute the method.
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[ixfoduap]

Same, print only some of its components 😉

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[ixfoduap]

Please address my minor comments before merging

[josh146]

Thanks @ddhawan11. I'm curious, was there a reason for not making this tutorial executable? Based on the requirements (things just needing to be pip installable), this looks very doable.

[ddhawan11]

I'm curious, was there a reason for not making this tutorial executable?
This is based off an academic code so we were not sure if this will start breaking with the changes in that code.
There were also some licensing issues that we were not sure about, as the code uses GPL-3.0 license.