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Add more information to document the method and package. This can be done in the readme or in a documentation file, as shown in https://github.com/nathanshammah/make-your-code-count/.

• from qutip import * --> from qutip import mcsolve, tensor, fock, qeye, destroy, Options
• line 64: Random Harmonic Osilator --> Random Harmonic Oscillator

The new bounds in the paper are yet to be implemented on the next release.

When you'll open source, it will be advisable to have a license. There are guides on the subject. As a reference, QuTiP and parts of the scientific/numerical Python ecosystem uses BSD new v 3.0. Other projects in quantum such as Qiskit and Cirq use Apache 2.0. You can add the license by adding from the browser interface of Github a file named LICENSE.txt and it should give you already the templates to choose from.