sympy/sympy

A computer algebra system written in pure Python http://sympy.org/ . To get started to with contributing https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/Introduction-to-contributing

Aaron Meurer

@asmeurer

@moiseszeleny I think you are going to have to rewrite what is inside of the log too. It already rounds down to 0, so simply multiplying it by a larger number won't do anything.

Ayush Bisht

@ayushbisht2001

hello everyone , does use_unicode is False by default in pprint( )

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Ayush Bisht

@ayushbisht2001

I have tried to correct something in doc .Refer : #20919

Craig Russell

@ctr26

Can one use the integral transforms on numeric data?

https://docs.sympy.org/latest/modules/integrals/integrals.html

Francesco

@cescofran_gitlab

Why

from sympy.abc import  x, k
from sympy import Sum

print(Sum(1/2**x, (x, 0, k)).evalf())

give 2.00000000000000 like it was an infinte series?

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Aaron Meurer

@asmeurer

Looks like a bug. Can you open an issue?

Francesco

@cescofran_gitlab

@asmeurer new to the project I will try to look at the reccomanded way to write a issue ..
but if someone already familiar with process do it before ...I will learn directly from it ..

Aaron Meurer

@asmeurer

It's not that complicated. Just go to https://github.com/sympy/sympy/issues/new and note the example that is wrong.

Ayush Bisht

@ayushbisht2001

#4886 I want to work on this issue , can someone suggest me how to start?? where the test file should be added . I am unable to figure out it.

Ayush Bisht

@ayushbisht2001

I have found some conflict with my PR #20935 , can someone help me ??

Francesco

@cescofran_gitlab

Sum(x**2, (x, 1, k)).evalf() and expression which derivative is not a constant raise TypeError
this should come from the euler_maclaurin when it compare a symbolic expression to a float...
why the code does not take in consideration the symbolic case?

Janmay Bhatt

@JANMAY007

Hi everyone, I am Janmay from Nirma University, India and I want to contribute into sympy library. I am CSE student, second year. I have done a research in mathematics related to prime numbers which is prime conjecture(here https://www.ijmttjournal.org/archive/ijmtt-v60p505).

This research have function for series of prime numbers and you can generate the any prime with a reference. I have read about the contribution in sympy so may someone please guide me about gsoc

This will make the prime generation faster and precise, which I want to contribute into sympy as well as for issue #19118 in sympy repository

Ayush Bisht

@ayushbisht2001

I found some unusual behaviour in randprime and I try to fix it.

from sympy import randprime
print(randprime(-2,0))
ValueError: no preceding primes

Can someone please review this PR : #20949

laolux

@laolux:wolkendienst.dynv6.net

[m]

@ayushbisht2001 Wouldn't it make sense to go all the way to 2?

for example

print(randprime(0,2)) should also print "no primes exist in the specified range"

Ayush Bisht

@ayushbisht2001

@laolux:wolkendienst.dynv6.net , Now , Is it good to go ?? #20949 .

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Aaron Stiff

@AaronStiff

How would I analyze a sympy object to see whether it matches a certain structure? For instance, I want to see if an object/expression matches the structure I*im(z), where z is some complex symbol.

Aaron Meurer

@asmeurer

You can use Wild and match

Aaron Stiff

@AaronStiff

Thanks.

Vishesh Mangla

@Teut2711

class Data:
    def __init__(self, string,symbol, value):
        self.string = string
        self.symbol = sm.Symbol(symbol)
        self.value = value

    def __add__(self, other):
        return self.value + other.value if isinstance(other, Data) else other

    def __str__(self):
        return self.string
    def _repr_latex_(self):
        return display(Latex(' '.join([self.string, f'({self.symbol})' ,r'\equals', self.value] )))

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
TypeError                                 Traceback (most recent call last)
c:\users\dell\onedrive\desktop\courses sem8\venv\lib\site-packages\IPython\core\formatters.py in __call__(self, obj)
    343             method = get_real_method(obj, self.print_method)
    344             if method is not None:
--> 345                 return method()
    346             return None
    347         else:

<ipython-input-49-83e3f780e89d> in _repr_latex_(self)
     11         return self.string
     12     def _repr_latex_(self):
---> 13         return display(Latex(' '.join([self.string, f'({self.symbol})' ,r'\equals', self.value] )))
     14 # area_each_plate = Data("Area of each plate", 15.8*15.8*SI.cm**2)
     15 # inlet_pressure = Data("Area of each plate", 15.8*15.8*SI.cm**2)

TypeError: sequence item 3: expected str instance, Quantity found

how to get the latex out of sympy's Symbol?

neither does f'({latex(self.symbol)})' work

Aaron Meurer

@asmeurer

"TypeError: sequence item 3: expected str instance, Quantity found"

"item 3" is the item at index 3, which is self.value. join requires that every item is converted to a string, so use latex(self.value).

Also I'm not sure, but I think _repr_latex should return a string, not call display().

Ayush Bisht

@ayushbisht2001

With this command python3 -m doctest -v frame.py , I found these error , can anyone help me , why they are failing??

Sidharth Mundhra

@0sidharth

@ayushbisht2001 It looks like you do not have the development version setup properly. I think it is something like you are using sympy 1.7.1 version to run sympy 1.8-dev files

Ayush Bisht

@ayushbisht2001

@0sidharth , how can I update sympy 1.7.1 ?
because, It's not updating further from 1.7.1

! pip install sympy --upgrade

Sidharth Mundhra

@0sidharth

I think you have to go into sympy directory and do pip install -e . in the virtual environment

Ayush Bisht

@ayushbisht2001

Thanks @0sidharth , Now it's working fine ..

Harshit Yadav

@hyadav2k

Is there some way to return two equations in the same Piecewise condition, like Piecewise(((a, b), Eq(n, 0)), (nan, True)), though writing as Tuple doesn't work? Thanks.

laolux

@laolux:wolkendienst.dynv6.net

[m]

Minor point I just noticed: I don't think you need to check if a<=2, because it is checked already that a<b. But I think this detail also depends on sympy style guides, so somebody else should comment on that

Benoit Martin

@metabsd

Hi, How can I evaluate this in sympy ?

almighty123789

@almighty123789

@metabsd
b1, b2 = symbols('b1 b2')
f = (5b1 - 3b2)**2

@metabsd
f.expand()

stuzenz

@stuzenz

Hi, I am using sympy to help my daughter go through some IGCSE math (while exposing her to some coding) and I am trying to understand, is there a way to have the below expression displayed versus simplified/calculated out.

2**5

Craig Russell

@ctr26

sympify ("2**5", evaluate=False)

Pow(2,5, evaluate=False) also works

stuzenz

@stuzenz

Excellent - thank you. I had tried a few different things - just not the right combination.

Love the sympy library by the way - I am getting more familiar for the library - this group has some useful information which I have also been reading.

stuzenz

@stuzenz

sympify ("2**5", evaluate=False)

Interesting, simplify("2**5",evaluate=False) didn't work for me, but the Pow function did work with evaluate set to False.

Craig Russell

@ctr26

Sympify vs simplify

stuzenz

@stuzenz

Thanks Craig - that did work

almighty123789

@almighty123789

while running some tests, my code is getting some infinte recursion errors, is there a way t o exactly find which statement/test leads to the infinte recursion error?

Sidharth Mundhra

@0sidharth

The tests generally print the traceback, from where you can see the recurring statements

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