| 3 Feb 2021 |
 ozzyw | thanks! I forked my suggested changed.
was just a slight tweak on the summation indices I think they were wrong | 20:33:29 |
 shreyasbapat | Sure. Did you create a Pull Request? | 20:38:26 |
| ozzyw | sorry, new to github, just figuired it out and submitted the request | 20:43:27 |
| shreyasbapat | No worries at all 😄 | 20:45:13 |
| shreyasbapat | We are all new here. Thanks for the help | 20:45:22 |
| shreyasbapat | I will review #573 and let you know 😄 | 20:46:31 |
 Github | https://github.com/einsteinpy/einsteinpy/pull/573 : Update riemann.py | 20:46:32 |
| ozzyw | thanks for your help! | 20:48:52 |
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| ozzyw | Hey there, I am working on a research project using einsteinpy. There were a lot of invariants that I needed that were not supported by einsteinpy.symbolic. so so far I've added 4 ricci invariants and 2 Weyl invariants. I will likely be adding all the Zakhary Mcintosh scalars as I go. I've also created a separate BaseRelativityScalar class similar to the Tensor one. Are these within the intended scope of that module? If so I'd like to make a pull request once I've done more testing.
I feel like this would be useful functionality for other metric analysis projects. | 00:19:48 |
 JeS24 | In reply to @ozzyw:matrix.org
Hey there, I am working on a research project using einsteinpy. There were a lot of invariants that I needed that were not supported by einsteinpy.symbolic. so so far I've added 4 ricci invariants and 2 Weyl invariants. I will likely be adding all the Zakhary Mcintosh scalars as I go. I've also created a separate BaseRelativityScalar class similar to the Tensor one. Are these within the intended scope of that module? If so I'd like to make a pull request once I've done more testing.
I feel like this would be useful functionality for other metric analysis projects. Hey ozzyw.. The aim of the Symbolic module is to help theoretical physicists with symbolic calculations and these do sound like some useful and exciting additions. Please open a PR, whenever you are ready. 😄 | 13:16:00 |
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| amar123 | cannot import name 'four_position' from 'einsteinpy.coordinates.utils' (C:\Users\Lenovo\Anaconda3\lib\site-packages\einsteinpy\coordinates\utils.py) I found this error on import and i checked out the utils.py there is no any function name four_position on the utils.py file . but there is example given with this import | 11:07:26 |
| amar123 | https://docs.einsteinpy.org/en/stable/user_guide.html#bodies-module-bodies | 11:08:27 |
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| amarghimire (Amar Raj Ghimire) | from einsteinpy.coordinates.utils import four_position, stacked_vec I have checked the utils.py file but it doesnt contain any class / function named four_postion but I couldnt import "four_position" as on the suggested demo code of schwarzschild metric on einsteinpy doc . | 11:37:27 |
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