gabri432 / python-physics

A Python library for making calculations for Physics.

physics-gabri432

A library containing several physics formulas and constants for making various calculations.

Project structure

• root
  • .gitignore
  • license (MIT)
  • pyproject.toml
  • README.md
  • setup.py
  • tests (folder)
  • src/physics (folder)
    • init.py
    • Body.py
    • classical.py
    • constants.py
    • mathem.py
    • thermodynamics.py
    • electromagnetism.py
    • gravity.py
    • fluids.py
    • relativity.py

Description

• Body.py, a class to ease the use of some formulas;
• classical.py, collection of formulas from Cinematics and Dynamics fields;
• constants.py, collection of constants from all fields;
• electromagnetism.py, collection of formulas from Electromagnetism field;
• fluids.py, collection of formulas from Fluids field;
• gravity.py, collection of formulas from Gravitation field;
• mathem.py, collection of utility math formulas;
• relativity.py, collection of formulas from Relativity field;
• thermodynamics.py, collection of formulas from Thermodynamics field;

How to install it

pip install physics-gabri432

How to use the library

Use functions

import physics
from physics import classical  #importing the classical module
print(classical.force(3,4))    #using a function from the classical module

Result

>>> (12, 'N') // Respectevely, the result and the measurement unit

Or create a custom object and use its methods

from physics.Body import Body       #importing the Body class
earth = Body('Earth', 5.97e24, 0)   #Initializing a variable 'earth' with its name, mass and speed.
print(earth)                        #Showing the string representation of the class.
print(earth.grav_field(6.371e6))    #using a function from the classical module

Result

>>> Name: Earth         // The string representation of a Body object
    Mass: 5.97e+24 kg
    Speed: 0 m/s.
>>> (9.810360234523877, 'm/s^2') // Respectevely, the result and the measurement unit