I'm investigating the complex dynamics of Airy functions with Python and I wonder if I can speed up the process significantly with Cython. I've successfully sped up the code by about 50% but I might expect much greater speed improvement. I'm guessing the problem is that Cython can't deal with SciPy's complex valued airy function. 1) Am I likely correct that the airy function is the culprit? 2) If so, is it likely that Cython will be eventually expanded to include the complex valued special functions of SciPy?
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