Aaron
Thanks, I see. My code worked fine in Mathematica (which I have adapted to
python). In Mathematica it was also easier to insert the numerical values
when I needed to get the numerical values of the integrals.
However python is free and I have easy access to lots of cpus!. Rewriting
the
I've also got a shared zotero group with these kinds of papers:
https://www.zotero.org/groups/sympy
Let me know if you want to be added to it. I've been trying to do light
reviews of each in the notes to specify how each paper uses SymPy. I
started this to help build a portion of the current
If anyone is interested in seeing some of the broad ways that people use
SymPy, at least in academic settings, I would recommend setting up a Google
Scholar alert for SymPy
https://scholar.google.com/scholar_alerts?view_op=list_alerts=en.
Here is a nice example, which is a pure math paper which
