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symbolics: add derivative operator #35193
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This is a good idea.
I've made some small edits.
I think it would be good to add an example to the class doctest, so that it will be shown if the user types D?
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I've improved the documentation a bit as requested (and also added a |
Thanks for implementing this new feature! |
This allows for also using the syntax which sagemath already uses in the output of symbolic derivatives of functions like `D[0,1](f)(x+y,x-y)` in user input.
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I'm fine with this, but am leaving the positive review for others who work with symbolics more than I do. |
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Fine for me too!
Thanks.
This allows for also using the syntax which sagemath already uses in the output of symbolic derivatives of functions like
D[0,1](f)(x+y,x-y)
in user input.Resolves #32554
Resolves #17445