It seems that - if x is a variable that I assume to be real - that x in RR gives not the same as x.is_real() :
var("x y")
assume(x,"real")
print(bool(x in RR)) # should give True ???
print(x.is_real())
print(abs(y) in RR) # should give True ???
print(abs(y).is_real())
print(pi in RR)
print(pi.is_real())
print(I in RR)
print(((I + y) - y).is_real()) # I must create some expression since I.is_real() gives an error
output:
False
True
False
True
True
True
False
False
I don't understand the first abs third output. I would expect TRUE for them since I was thinking that x in RR gives True is sagemath (can proove that) x is real.
Does anybody know why sagemath behaves like that ?
