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Subject: Implementing Multiple Coordinate Systems
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Dear Mentors,
Hi, my name is Wanlin. The project I am applying for is implementing
multiple coordinate systems in SymPy. I am now finishing multivariable
calculus and completed the introduction of differential equations in high
school.
My idea is to first split the Vector class into two classes 2D and 3D.
From there, 2D branches down to Cartesian and Polar coordinates, while 3D
branches down to Spherical, Cylindrical, and Cartesian coordinates. Then I
will relate the different variables through equations that can convert
equations, shapes, solids, etc. from one coordinate system to another. I
can also implement the use of Jacobians and figure out a way to do
transformations in just any variable system. I was wondering what work has
been done about these multiple coordinate systems, and if this is a good
direction to go in. Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you so much!
Wanlin Xie