Re: [sympy] Re: GsOC 2025 : Interest in Implementing Power Series Domain in SymPy

Hello Oscar, Thank you for your detailed explanations on every point I raised. I truly appreciate your insights. I have now completed my draft proposal for the project, taking into account all the points we discussed. As you suggested, my initial focus will be on univariate series. I also a

[sympy] GSoC 2025: Implementing Typst Printer and Parser

Dear Developers, I'm preparing to implement a *Typst* printer and parser for Sympy. I had already partially implemented the printer last year(#26814 ) , but it was put on hold due to academic commitments. Now, I'm hoping to participate in GSoC 2025, and

Re: [sympy] Help needed: guidance on group theory

The algorithm in itself, as seen in the issue, is further detailed in the handbook of computational group theory , from which

Re: [sympy] Help needed: guidance on group theory

I'm not going to read a textbook to review the pull request. Please explain clearly on the pull request what the code does, where the algorithm comes from, why it is correct and whether it is reasonable from a performance perspective. Don't assume that anyone reviewing the pull request understands

Re: [sympy] fyi, Sympy 1.13.3 dsolve test

" Is there an easy way to access this database of differential equations?" The following ZIP file contains current collection of the independent computer algebra differential equations tests for sy

Re: [sympy] GSoC 2025: Cylindrical algebraic decomposition

Hello SymPy community I just uploaded my application (Implementing Cylindrical Algebraic Decomposition (CAD) to the wiki. I would appreciate any feedback, suggestions for improvement, or corrections. Thank you very much in advance. Alex El sábado, 29 de marzo de 2025 a las 16:16:01 UTC+1,

Re: [sympy] GSoC 2025: Seeking Feedback on Assumptions System Research & GSoC Project Choice

Hi Krishnav, I recommend reading the following if you haven't already: https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/Assumptions#the-aims-of-assumptions Tilo Reneau-Cardoso On Saturday, March 29, 2025 at 4:05:24 PM UTC-7 bajoria...@gmail.com wrote: > Hi Tilo, > > Thank you for your feedback and for poin

[sympy] GSoC Proposal: Group Theory in SymPy

Subject: GSoC Proposal: Group Theory in SymPy Hi SymPy Team, I am De. Kshipra Wadikar, and I have a PhD in Noncommutative Algebra. I am interested in contributing to SymPy's Group Theory module for GSoC 2024. I have experience with Python and GAP and would like to work on implementing algorithms

[sympy] Efficient Equations of Motion Generation

Hello everyone, I'm applying for GSoC 2025 with SymPy and would like to share my draft proposal for feedback. Project: Efficient Generation of Equations of Motion GitHub Notebook: https://github.com/LuisOfL/GSoC2025-SymPy/blob/main/GSoC.ipynb Pull Request: https://github.com/sympy/sympy/pull/2

Re: [sympy] Re: GSoC 2025: Looking for Feedback on SymPy Control Systems Ideas

HI Leonardo, Your proposal looks good so far. Here are a few comments: 1. I would caution you on refactoring the TransfefFunction class, as these efforts are a lot of work for often little gain. You also have to keep things backwards compatible. 2. Your scope is very large for 175 hours. 3. It

Re: [sympy] GSoC 2025: Implementing Typst Printer and Parser

Hi Zhenxu, I recommend picking either the printer or the parser as the scope, not both. Maybe you could do both in a 350 hour project, but I'm not sure. I think lately people are trying to move to Lark as the parser tool and away from ANTLR. A project that does this for the existing ANTLR parsing