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Make sparse polynomials accessible e.g. for use within SymPy, as described in https://oscarbenjamin.github.io/blog/czi/post2.html#using-python-flint . Quote:
The biggest bang-for-buck that SymPy can get from FLINT would be from using FLINT’s sparse multivariate polynomials.
(Sorry if this already happened. I am just a SymPy user, new to python-flint, and would like to stay informed about the development of Oscar's ideas.)
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This is being worked on in #59
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Thank you for directing me. Feel free to close this as a duplicate, if you like.
Multivariate polynomials are now added in gh-132
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Make sparse polynomials accessible e.g. for use within SymPy, as described in https://oscarbenjamin.github.io/blog/czi/post2.html#using-python-flint .
Quote:
(Sorry if this already happened. I am just a SymPy user, new to python-flint, and would like to stay informed about the development of Oscar's ideas.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: