Hey everyone! I'm tackling a project for my university that involves building a solver for partial differential equations (PDEs). I think it would be a great way to show off my skills in this area. However, I'm completely new to Python and only have experience with MATLAB and C++. Can anyone recommend good resources or libraries to help me get started with this project?
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Are you planning to create your own solver or just use an existing one? If you're leaning toward the latter, definitely check out Scipy's integrate module; it's super helpful for that. But if you're looking to build your own for a class, be aware that basic Python can be a bit slow. You might want to explore using NumPy for better performance.
Have you considered just compiling your code in C++ and using Python bindings? That way you can leverage the performance of C++ while still having the ease of use from Python!
I'm curious why you chose Python for this. Just a heads up, if performance is a concern, it could end up being quite slow without some optimization.
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