Cavendish,
3 is definitely what you should use. 2 isn't made for your use case. There
was work on 3 this summer. Look for the pull requests with relevant topics.
I'm not sure all has been merged yet.
Feel free to help with any of the printing or other bugs. I opened an issue
for the bug in 2 yest
Hello,
I'm using sympy in my upper level undergraduate physics courses, and of
course the subject of how to deal with vectors has come up. As far as I can
tell, there are three fairly reasonable approaches at the moment:
1. use 1 x n or n x 1 matrices. Simple vector operations work fine, but
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