Scientific Computing with Python
Welcome!
This site was created to provide an outlet for my ongoing adventure of learning Python's capabilities and applying it to solving scientific computing problems. If you are new to Python or applied mathematics, you might learn something about one or both. My current plan is to try to write an entry in the PyBlog weekly. Since this is not directly conveniently organized, I have listed the posts by category in the topic list page.
Currently I am writing these codes using Spyder on KUbuntu or Windows 7.
The modules you will need for the examples are:
If a code sample imports something you don't recognize, it is probably from an earlier sample code. Check the code library page for the necessary module. If you find a reference to a module that does not appear in the code library, please let me know and I will put it there.
I am using MathJax to display the \(\LaTeX\) equations.
Currently I am writing these codes using Spyder on KUbuntu or Windows 7.
The modules you will need for the examples are:
- numpy and scipy for all sorts of numerical computing
- sympy for symbolic computing
- matplotlib for generating plots and graphs
If a code sample imports something you don't recognize, it is probably from an earlier sample code. Check the code library page for the necessary module. If you find a reference to a module that does not appear in the code library, please let me know and I will put it there.
I am using MathJax to display the \(\LaTeX\) equations.
