#9706: New Version of orthogonal Polynomials
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   Reporter:  maldun           |       Owner:  burcin, maldun                   
       Type:  enhancement      |      Status:  needs_review                     
   Priority:  minor            |   Milestone:  sage-5.0                         
  Component:  symbolics        |    Keywords:  orthogonal polynomials, symbolics
     Author:  Stefan Reiterer  |    Upstream:  N/A                              
   Reviewer:                   |      Merged:                                   
Work_issues:                   |  
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Comment(by maldun):

 Replying to [comment:30 kcrisman]:
 > I don't have time to review this for a while, but did take a quick look
 - thanks for polishing that patch!  I don't think we are allowed to import
 numpy or scipy like that anymore, but rather have to do it in an
 individual function (lest startup times get huge).  I don't quite
 understand exactly how that works, but anyway such a blanket import
 statement probably isn't appropriate, the way I understand what others
 have said.

 But thanks for giving feedback! I know that this patch isn't easy for
 review because the code grew from 650 to about 2300 lines of code. But I'm
 happy to get at least some info.

 You are right the imports didn't change since I started this ticket and
 importing the whole numpy and scipy packages is to much. This isn't a very
 good Idea if one thinks about performance either.  I changed that now so
 that only functions that are really needed are importet. I did this also
 for mpmath but the problem with the global import remains.
 (see above). Also changed some errors in the discription I missed and
 repaired a wrong doctest.

 PS: If diffs or more changelogs are needed let me know. I'm keeping track
 with git on my machine of the changes.

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