On 25/04/2022 21:32, Thomas Ligon wrote:
I'm still learning...
if exp != 0:
exp = exp.subs(j, jIn, evaluate=True).subs(i, iIn,
evaluate=True).subs(m, m0, evaluate=True)
and
exp = simplify(exp, evaluate=True)
didn't have any effect. This one
exp = exp.doit()
print('after doit', exp)
ran for 90 minutes and I terminated it.
Thomas,
I take it you are not posting your complete code, and I just wonder if
the exp() function figures in your complete code, so that using exp as a
variable is causing a problem. I'd avoid using the name of a SymPy
function as a variable name, just to play safe.
David
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