pyphs: passive-guaranted simulation of multiphysical network systems in the Port-Hamiltonian Systems formalism
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Antoine Falaize
Apr 6, 2017, 5:55:49 PM4/6/17
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First of all, I have to thank you for sympy. Roughly speaking, I made my PhD with it! The result is the pyphs package. It is intended for (i) the passive-guaranted simulation of multiphysical network systems in the Port-Hamiltonian Systems formalism, and (ii) the generation of corresponding c++ code to be used with the Juce c++ library in order to produce real-time VST/AudioUnit audio plugins. As examples, we simulated the Fender Rhodes electro-mechanical piano and built a vst plugin for the Dunlop CryBaby Wah guitar pedal.
Trully speaking, I am not a developper, so to everyone of you who is interested in this project: Welcome!
First of all, I have to thank you for sympy. Roughly speaking, I made my PhD with it! The result is the pyphs package. It is intended for (i) the passive-guaranted simulation of multiphysical network systems in the Port-Hamiltonian Systems formalism, and (ii) the generation of corresponding c++ code to be used with the Juce c++ library in order to produce real-time VST/AudioUnit audio plugins. As examples, we simulated the Fender Rhodes electro-mechanical piano and built a vst plugin for the Dunlop CryBaby Wah guitar pedal.
Trully speaking, I am not a developper, so to everyone of you who is interested in this project: Welcome!
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