Hi developers,
I am Aditya Saxena, a 2nd year ECE student at IIT BHU. I wish to contribute
to the SymPy community but I am new to SymPy and so to get a better
understanding of it, I was going through the tutorial as suggested in the
documentation. While going through it I noticed that the
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On Sun, 28 Mar 2021 at 16:47, Naveen Saisreenivas Thota
wrote:
>
> Hi Nijso,
>
> Thanks for linking the report! I'll check it out. I figured out the errors
> in the code. For now, it seems to be working on some examples given in
> Fritz's book and Kovacic's paper. The code is here - Rational
Hey everyone,
I would like to implement Influence Line diagrams in the Beam Class
of Continuum Mechanics Module. I do believe that they have great practical
applications from the perspective of Civil Engineering and will further
extend the functionality of the beam class.
I have opened up a
Hi Nijso,
Thanks for linking the report! I'll check it out. I figured out the errors
in the code. For now, it seems to be working on some examples given in
Fritz's book and Kovacic's paper. The code is here - Rational Riccati Solver
Hi Naveen, have a look at this report from the RISC group,where they list
the algebraic solutions of the kamke ODEs. Check if there are cases that
fall under case 1, or you can construct a solution yourself. Take the
solution y(x) that belongs to case 1, select a couple of poles construct a
Thank you!
On Friday, March 26, 2021 at 10:54:02 PM UTC+2 asme...@gmail.com wrote:
> I didn't test it extensively, but I think it should be enough to
> override the sort_key method
>
> class Colored(Expr):
> def sort_key(self, order=None):
> return self.args[0].sort_key(order=order)
>
> Aaron
I am a sympy beginner, and fairly new to python, so I suspect that my
question has a simple answer, but have not been able to figure it out
myself.
I have sympy expressions containing the built-in Abs function. The
arguments of Abs() are polynomials in a=symbol('a',
real=True,positive=True)
