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scipy.integrate.odeint solves (systems of) ordinary differential equations
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The Python math module has asin, acos, and atan methods. NumPy has arcsin, arccos, and arctan.
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'Knowing is not enough; we must apply.' -- Goethe
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Climate data analysis tools
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Overview of Bessel functions in SciPy
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Overview of the support for Bessel functions in the SciPy Python library
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Save a figure to file using plt.savefig with filename. File format is inferred from name. E.g. plt.savefig('foo.png') saves as PNG.
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Scientific Python lecture notes
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Can use scipy.integrate.quad(f, a, b) to integrate f(x) from a to b. Limits could be infinite, e.g. quad(f, -inf, inf).
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numpy.linspace(a, b, c) creates an array of c evenly spaced points starting with a and ending with b.
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NumPy arrays have methods sum(), mean(), var(), and std() for simple statistics.
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Matplotlib labels can take TeX strings, e.g. plt.xlabel(r'$\sqrt{x}$')
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Using SymPy to find integers pairs (a, b) such that no triangle with sides a and b can have a rational third side and rational area. https://t.co/eYAoSkcA0j
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Are there integers a and b such that no rational triangle can have sides of length a and b?
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SciPy has optimized versions of Bessel functions of order 0 and 1. For example, j0(z) & j1(z) are faster versions of jn(0, z) & jn(1,z).
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BLAS: Basic Linear Algebra Subprograms
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Planet SciPy blog:
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The Blaze Ecosystem
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Special functions (Bessel functions, Gamma function, etc.) are located in scipy.special.
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