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“It’s a complicated relationship between math and me but alas” 14:10 … never felt words any more than those

This is cool but I believe when I tried it - wolfram had actual solving explanation of differential equations at least, like what transformations you apply at any step, and thats pretty cool, helps you understand it actually and not just get an answer. Can sympy do this too?

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Buen video crack, sos el mejor!. I have a question, it is possible to define a symbolic function f(x) and then evaluate it at some symbolic point x=a (symbolic) or a numerical point, for example, at x=1?

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Doing the final sum number 80 by hand using Fourier series, it is equal to pi^2/3 - pi/2 + 1/4.

I personally think that python is the best at calculus. Other programming languages like C++ tend to be really difficult to work with. With C or C++ you have to focus more on the programming language itself rather than the actual mathematics itself. Python makes it very easy to solve things like differential equations without much of a hassle. Especially when it comes to libraries like Sympy and Scipy. Even solving a derivative in C++ is very tedious. In python with Sympy, you can find basically every kind of derivative in a couple of lines. Python has been such a useful tool for me when I am trying to model physical systems or working with differential equations.

When I run the code why doesn't my Jupyter notebook print the mathematical expressions in this beautiful form instead I get the usual 1/sin(x) type syntax? Any idea anyone?

Is there a mechanism by which a user can input formulas or equations in native format, and for us to save the same in a database? I have seen MathType, which is very close to what I have in mind, and am yet to figure out how it should sit in the database. Any quick thoughts/pointers?

1:00 - The image of a legend.

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now, I know there are a lot of people on this who play with code, or play with math, and I just want to say that this kind of content (@Mr. P Solver) helps to make math so much more accessible, and this accessibility can be a game changer for the many many people. Thanks so much for the content, and keep, it coming!!!!

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do you have videos on portfolio optimization/management and data science in general?

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Really nice video. However please note that in the line between 76 and 77 the terms in the sequence are NOT going positive-negative. It is in fact more or less the harmonic series.

Bro, I’m in modern differential equations, this is going to save me haha 😂 I forgot a lot of first year calc abha

Super

This is pretty impressive. Is there a way to integrate sympy with LaTeX? I mean, I know how to write expressions in LaTeX. Could I use LaTeX to write the Sympy expressions?

If I'm using Pycharm is there a way for the output to be rendered in Latex?

Interesting...

Chapter 2: SENPAI 😆

There i am .

How to get colored functions? For instance, smp.diff is all black for me.

Amazing. *You* really think that *you're* solving the problem.

wow.

Hey, what is the difference using "import sympy as smp" and "from sympy import *". Thansk for your reply and grettings from Perú.

Hello ! Could you pass the path, by which you can use the notebook with python, for calculus ?

But can you put this on a TI nspire cx 2…not the CAS version?

i was watching the video without audio, only with the subtitles on. I was wondering why you saying senpai all the times. just watches with audio and realized it was sympy all the time XDXD.