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pyndulum

Python code for doing pendulum stuff.

Installation

To use this code, first clone the repository onto your local machine. This can be done with the following command:

git clone [email protected]:jatkinson1000/git-for-science.git pendulum_project

This will create a local copy of the code in pendulum_project/

It is suggested to use the code from a python virtual environment:

python3 -m venv pendulum_venv
source pendulum_venv/bin/activate

You need numpy to run the code:

pip install numpy

Getting started

After following the above steps run:

import pendulum_equations as peq

from within python. specific functions can then be accessed as, e.g.

peq.get_period(20)

Authors and acknowledgment

This code is written by Jack Atkinson. Part of an M2LInES Workshop on 2024/4/5.

Contribution

Please get in touch to add to this code.

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