Python library with math functions, physical constants and auxiliary functions
For installation instructions, read INSTALL.
This package can be installed using setuptools (>=16.0) or via PyPi. Developed and tested with Python 3 (3.4).
To list commonly used commands, run
make help
To install to a default Python directory, run
make install
Use the appropriate command in <python>. Depending on permissions, it may be
necessary to run the command with sudo or as superuser.
To install a development version, with a link to the local package files in the default Python directory, run
make develop
Details and further options can be found in setuptools documentation.
FAQs
LNLS Math and Physics Utilities
We found that mathphys demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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