So I applied for Google Summer of Code again this year, and I got accepted! I will post more here later, but you can read the proposal abstract here. The project is to improve the integrator in SymPy, making it faster, and able to solve more integrals.
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Hi, Aaron!
Your proposal looks pretty nice. That’s the thing I really want to be improved in sympy.
Good luck with your work and keep all the world up to date in your blog!
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