Hello SymPy community!
My name is Jason and I am a first year undergraduate student in the U.S.
studying computer engineering at UC San Diego. I have had around 3 years of
experience in Python and a few years in competition mathematics and
programming and I think I would enjoy contributing to S
This is a great project.
Is there a plan to incorporate CSE in this tool? For my application, the
equation is extremely long, typically containing several thousands of
terms. The Fortran codes generated by codegen exceed the continuation line
limit of Intel Fortran compiler and have to be manua
I managed to fix everything, thanks for the help!
On Monday, August 19, 2013 3:38:16 PM UTC-7, Philip Liang wrote:
>
> Given an objective function o and budget constraint b inputted by the
> user, I want to define the langrangian A as A=o-l*b, where l is a variable.
> How
;)
Enter budget constraint: please set expression equal to 0 and enter the
nonzero side:x+y-1
>>> sympify(o)
x*y
>>> sympify(b)
x + y - 1
>>> A=o-l*b
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
A=o-l*b
TypeError: can't multiply sequence
Also, for the same project, I have another question. If I solve a system of
three equations, is it possible for me to grab those solutions and plug
them into a function?
On Monday, August 19, 2013 3:38:16 PM UTC-7, Philip Liang wrote:
>
> Given an objective function o and budget constr
Given an objective function o and budget constraint b inputted by the user,
I want to define the langrangian A as A=o-l*b, where l is a variable. How
do I do this?
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Hello, everyone：
My name is Pang Liang. You can call me panuins. I'm new here. I'm a
student from Hebei university of Technology in China. I majored in physics
at university and learned course Mathematical Methods in the Physical
Sciences, Electrodynamics, Thermodynamics, S
