You are correct. Sorry, I meant evaluating a derivative of a function at a point. And the coordinate system has objects like matrices as the data types
i.e. ##p = ((\begin{smallmatrix} a & b\\ c & d \end{smallmatrix}),(\begin{smallmatrix} a & b\\ c & d\end{smallmatrix}))##
where ##a = 2t, b =...
That's a good point, for this job VS and Excel is probably faster.
It looks like OP knows some python already, and later down the road, pandas would give more options.
Edit: Personally, I use both pandas and excel. Usually I first clean up a file in excel, then I move it to pandas to do more of...
yes, your code looks like it does the job and it seems like you know that the delimiter separates things left to right, and a new line starts a new row. It's a good practice to keep the delimiter as "," though
It might be worthwhile looking into pandas, because it does everything excel does and...
I love pandas for that reason. You can write the code that arrange the data the way you like it once which saves lots of time on larger projects
Edit: there is also a numpy random function which creates an array of random numbers for you
I took linear algebra without proofs before I took an intro to proofs class. In my opinion, there were lots and lots of definitions to learn in even introductory linear algebra, and the extra terminology can get frustrating. It's really nice to start out with the easiest examples until you get...
I was recently studying the pressure gradient force, and I found it interesting (though this may be incorrect) that you can use a Taylor expansion to pretend that the value of the internal pressure of the fluid does not matter at all, because the internal pressure forces that are a part of the...