Great, that is exactly what I've been trying to find!
By the way, there is caching property decorator called `@cached_property`,
that does exactly what you suggested. It is, however, not in the standard
library (https://pypi.org/project/cached-property/). Maybe it would be
beneficial to add it to
There are several ways to implement properties of sympy objects. The
simplest one is:
```
def __new__(*args):
obj = Basic(*args)
obj.prop = 'some_property'
```
A slightly more complicated one is:
```
def __new__(*args):
obj = Basic(*args)
obj._prop = 'some_property'
@property
def
I am new to the sympy community, but I haven't found a similar topic
anywhere. I am interested in the tensor module, but so far, unfortunately,
it does not work. I am thinking about contributing to its development, but
first wanted to get a wider perspective. I hope someone can help me with
