Ondrej Certik wrote: > Hi Alan! > > On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 6:15 AM, Alan Bromborsky <abro...@verizon.net> wrote: > >> I have copied the trigsimp code from simplify.py and modified it to work >> with hyperbolic trig functions (see below). I am not ready to submit it >> as a patch yet. I want to get more complicated examples of hyperbolic >> trig simplification (ones that require the recursion option) and would >> also like to get examples that contain both trig and hyperbolic trig >> functions to see if sequential application of trigsimp and >> hyperbolicsimp would work and if the order of application is important. >> Would anyone who have any possible examples please post them (or just >> take the code below and run their own examples). >> > > That is awesome, thanks a lot! > > There are lot's of examples in the curivlinear_coordinates.py demo, > just enable the more complicated tranforms, or define your own. Then > you get tons of expressios involving both trig and hyperbolic > functions, that sympy cannot yet simplify. > > Ondrej > > > > > It look like in curivlinear_coordinates.py your are not using the fact that you are defining an orthogonal coordinating system to simplify the calculation of g and g**(-1). Is this correct?
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