Hello,
So I came across this odd behaviour when debugging some code:
In [1]: y=sympy.Symbol('y',real=True)
In [2]: y.assumptions0
Out[2]:
{'commutative': True,
'complex': True,
'hermitian': True,
'imaginary': False,
'real': True}
In [3]: z=sympy.Symbol('z')
In [4]: z.assumptions0
Out[4]: {'commutative': True}
I had only expected real being set to true. But I guess complex: True,
imaginary: False, would imply real...
A little confusing - just curious: what is the rationalisation?
Cheers!
/Björn
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