SymPy: symbolic computing in Python Aaron Meurer1 , Christopher P. Smith2 , Mateusz Paprocki3 , Ondřej Čertík4 , Sergey B. Kirpichev5 , Matthew Rocklin3 , AMiT Kumar6 , Sergiu Ivanov7 , Jason K. Moore8 , Sartaj Singh9

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Date: 2017-01-05 08:28:20 Mathematics Algebra Mathematical software Computer algebra SymPy Orthogonal polynomials Elementary algebra SageMath Grbner basis Polynomial Numerical analysis Chebyshev polynomials		SymPy: symbolic computing in Python Aaron Meurer1 , Christopher P. Smith2 , Mateusz Paprocki3 , Ondřej Čertík4 , Sergey B. Kirpichev5 , Matthew Rocklin3 , AMiT Kumar6 , Sergiu Ivanov7 , Jason K. Moore8 , Sartaj Singh9 Add to Reading List Source URL: peerj.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 296,56 KB Share Document on Facebook

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