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Physicspy
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Project aim
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Physicspy aims at collecting frequently used calculations in physics,
and thus create a reusable and reviewed base for these calculations.
This would not replace proper understanding the underlying principles,
and the probably best practice for a beginner is to do their first 
calculations by hand. One, however, does not have to reinvent the wheel 
every single time, and when the principles are well understood, a 
reliable codebase can greatly improve the developement of software.


Dependencies
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Physicspy extensively relies on Numpy and Scipy. Please find more 
information about them, including installation instructions at 
http://www.scipy.org/


Contribution
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Please feel to correct bugs in the code, or extend its functionalit 
where it is lacking. I'd be grateful if you contribute your changes back 
to this original package, though I retain the right to include or 
omit any code submitted.
The source code repository can be found at:
http://github.com/imrehg/physicspy/
and a mirror at:
http://repo.or.cz/w/physicspy.git


Licensing
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Physicspy is released under the MIT License, basically giving you 
complete control of how do you use, modify and share this code, as long 
as the appropriate copyright information is maintained.
See the file "LICENSE.txt" for detailed terms and conditions for usage.