On Mon, Feb 18, 2013 at 11:15 AM, Mary Clark wrote:
> I'm working on a patch right now; I'd like to add some stuff to the groups
> module that Aleksander from last year's GSoC said would be useful to be
> added in. I'm totally new to git though, so I'm probably going to have
> questions about th
Hi,
There are a couple of ideas that were mentioned that deal more with
infrastructure (testing, docs, presentation, bug tracking, etc) so a
project along these is quite possible. Check out the wiki pages with
suggested ideas for more details.
In any case, be aware that we request a patch from al
I'm working on a patch right now; I'd like to add some stuff to the groups
module that Aleksander from last year's GSoC said would be useful to be
added in. I'm totally new to git though, so I'm probably going to have
questions about that.
I really appreciate the advice and the blog post.
So I'm gong to go ahead and say yes on this one. The fact that some stuff
already exists in the physics module says to me that this is useful.
What we should do is move everything that's not directly physics related
into a separate submodule, probably a "groups" module, which would also
house the
Would this be something sympy is interested in supporting as a gsoc
project? I'd like to approach it from the mathematical point of view, but
I think that it would also be doable to perhaps put in more information
about sl(2,c) which is the double cover of the Lorentz algebra and so on.
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Yo
