Question classical Mechanics project
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Samadou Ouro agorouko
Feb 17, 2024, 6:58:27 AM2/17/24
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Hello Sympy,
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- My name is Samadou Ouro-agorouko, third year student. Currently studying Physics and Applied Maths at University.
- I have some knowledge of advanced concepts in maths and physics such as harmonic analysis and quantum mechanics.
- Very familiare with python, especially Numpy and matplolib as I often use it to perform scientific computation and to learn how to model physical phenomena.
- I'm Not yet very strong in computer science -:)
But I'm hoping to apply my theoretical knowledge of maths to the development of Sympy and also to improve my IT skills.
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I would like to work on the implementation of the project "Classical Mechanics: Implement and Benchmark Equations of Motion Methods" for Gsoc 2024. I have read that you have already implemented the Lagranges and Kanes methods.
Would it make sense to work on improving these methods (if possible) and/or implementing Euler's and Hamilton's methods?
I would like to work on the implementation of the project "Classical Mechanics: Implement and Benchmark Equations of Motion Methods" for Gsoc 2024. I have read that you have already implemented the Lagranges and Kanes methods.
Would it make sense to work on improving these methods (if possible) and/or implementing Euler's and Hamilton's methods?
Timo Stienstra
Feb 26, 2024, 3:45:25 AM2/26/24
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Hello
Samadou Ouro-agorouko,
As the project description suggests, there is room for improvement both in the existing methods and by implementing new methods.
Kind regards,
Timo
Op zaterdag 17 februari 2024 om 12:58:27 UTC+1 schreef souroa...@gmail.com:
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