Is there any way to get the pretty printer to produce Newton's notation? - ie. a single dot centred over the variable for first derivative with respect to time, 2 dots for second derivative etc.
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Pretty Print in Newton Notation?
Pretty Print in Newton Notation?
Is there any way to get the pretty printer to produce Newton's notation? - ie. a single dot centred over the variable for first derivative with respect to time, 2 dots for second derivative etc.
Example:
t, y = var('t, y')
x = function('x')(t) pretty_print(y == 2*diff(diff(x,t),t) - 3 * diff(x,t) + 5)
Pretty Print in Newton Notation?
Is there any way to get the pretty printer to produce Newton's notation? - ie. a single dot centred over the variable for first derivative with respect to time, 2 dots for second derivative etc.
Example:
t, y = var('t, y')
x = function('x')(t)
pretty_print(y == 2*diff(diff(x,t),t) - 3 * diff(x,t) + gives: but I'd like to see:5)5)
Pretty Print in Newton Notation?
Is there any way to get the pretty printer to produce Newton's notation? - ie. a single dot centred over the variable for first derivative with respect to time, 2 dots for second derivative etc.
Example:
t, y = var('t, y')
x = function('x')(t)
pretty_print(y == 2*diff(diff(x,t),t) - 3 * diff(x,t) + 5)
gives:
but I'd like to see:
