Releases: bluescarni/heyoka
heyoka 0.6.1
This is a bugfix release that corrects a couple of issues in the event detection system.
The full changelog, as usual, is available here:
heyoka 0.6.0
This new version of heyoka comes with a big new feature, event detection. A tutorial chapter describing the new feature is available here:
https://bluescarni.github.io/heyoka/tut_events.html
Another important new feature is that propagate_grid() can now be used with the batch integrator.
The full changelog is available here:
heyoka 0.5.0
This is a minor release that features additions and improvements to the expression system.
The full changelog, as usual, is available here:
heyoka 0.4.0
This new release of heyoka comes with several new features:
- support for outputting the Taylor coefficients that were used to perform a single time step,
- support for dense (continuous) output,
- efficient propagation over a time grid via dense output,
- new automatic simplifications in the expression system,
- a new function
powi()for exponentiation with natural exponents.
There is also an important bugfix regarding a division by zero in certain corner cases when using pow() with small natural exponents.
As usual, the full changelog is available here:
heyoka 0.3.0
This new version of heyoka adds support for many new elementary functions, including:
- inverse trigonometric functions,
- (inverse) hyperbolic functions,
- the standard logisitc function,
- the error function.
Additionally, non-autonomous systems are now directly supported via a special time expression.
This release contains also various optimisations, build system improvements and documentation additions.
The full changelog, as usual, is available here:
heyoka 0.2.0
This version adds two important new features:
- support for runtime parameters (i.e., numerical constants whose values is not known when constructing an expression),
- an extension of the API that allows to implement in heyoka a much wider variety of mathematical functions than previously possible. As a showcase for the new API, the tangent function has been implemented. Support for more mathematical functions is planned in the upcoming versions.
The full changelog is available here:
heyoka 0.1.0
This is the first release of heyoka. Initial documentation is available here: