What is this library?

In this section, we will describe what is physLP.

1. First, we will explain the context behind the problematics that motivated its development.

2. Then, we will explore the strategies used in the solutions proposed.

3. Finally, we will discuss what are your rights when using this open-source Python library in your projects.

1. Context and motivations

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2. Proposed solutions

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3. License

Intellectual property behind this physLP is protected via an MIT license. This means everyone can freely use it in a personal, academic or commercial manner, if they keep the copyright name at the top of the codes.

The library can be redistributed, with or without modifications, in open or closed projects. However the MIT license must be conserved. For example, in a commercial closed project, this means the copyright and license must be visible somewhere, like in the documentation or credits.

The license also explains that the code performances are not warrantied, and you are responsible for how you are using it. For more information on your rights and obligations please refer to descriptive websites, or contact the author for approvals.