[GSoC 2026] Greetings to all

[SalahDin Rezk]

Hello,

I am writing to share that I have been accepted into Google Summer of Code with SymPy this year. I am very grateful for the opportunity and excited to start contributing. Thanks for everyone who reviewed my application and deemed me a good fit. I am looking forward to working with everyone in the SymPy community.

Sincerely yours,
SalahDin A. Rezk

[AB]

Hello,

If I may ask, what is the project u will work on? Which module?

Regards, 

Ayush

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[SalahDin Rezk]

The manual integration module. I have attached my original proposal for anyone interested. 

[Richard Katz]

I do not see where the target language or even intermediate languages ae identified.

Simple question: Is this going to be in or Rust, Julia, or C/C++ just attempting to rewrite Python?

It seems that a proposal ought to at least identify this.  Otherwise, you could be advocating Fortran for all anyone can tell.

Thanks!

Rich Katz

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[SalahDin Rezk]

My proposed approach was to implement it in Python. That said, I am open to writing a C++ implementation :)

[Edoardo Matachione]

Hello SalahDin!

I've been selected to work on the manualintegrate module too. I'll be happy to help with your code reviews if needed.

Edoardo Matachione

[SalahDin Rezk]

Hello Edoardo,

I would love to.

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[SalahDin Rezk]

I just checked your posting on GSoC website. I believe we could both work on refactoring the integration module to improve the codebase. Later we can slowly introduce more features. My focus is special functions, but I have posted a on the mailing list asking about contour integrals before so I would be open to helping in that too. 

[SalahDin Rezk]

Oscar before talked about that we should restructure the top-level integrate function, but I had no idea how to approach this and did not plan on anything this general. Maybe you could share your ideas regarding this part. I would also like to hear the community's opinion regarding how should we restructure it.

reference: https://github.com/sympy/sympy/issues/28358#issuecomment-3242742203

[SalahDin Rezk]

Hey Edoardo,

I would love to hear more about your approach to contour integrals. I have posted before about the idea in the mailing list but got no replies. I could not get to your proposal submission rather just the about from the GSoC website. Thank you!

Sincerely,
SalahDin A. Rezk

[Edoardo Matachione]

Hello SalahDin,

I haven't looked deeply into the overall structure of the integration module beyond manualintegrate yet, but I'll let you know my thoughts once I do.

My proposal can be found here.

Sincerely,

Edoardo Matachione