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Hi @DrXyzzy, We should also be able to duplicate this in SymPy -- I'll take a crack at it later this week. |
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Thanks, yes, I should be able to add loading info in SMC (SageMathCloud). I'm inclined to add a separate .md file for the sage stuff rather than cluttering the main README file. I'm still working out how to do equations 10-14 the right way, with actual derivatives. The fun really starts right after that with diffeq solver and plotting. |
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Work-in-Progress by @DrXyzzy to reproduce Phugoid derivations in the Sage Math Cloud
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I've started rewriting the lesson 1 LaTeX in symbolic math. Files so far are a sage worksheet (you will need an account on cloud.sagemath.com to view and execute it - these are free) and a pdf of the rendered output.