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DOC: formulate main 2-pseudoscalar intensity with SymPy #2

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This PR adds the first notebook that attempts to formulate the intensity for a two-pseudoscalar system symbolically with SymPy:

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For now, only the main intensity sum is formulated. Definitions or values for the amplitudes $[l]^{(\pm)}_{m,k}$ will be specified in follow-up PRs in the form of a dict mapping (like how it is done in AmpForm or in the polarimetry study).

Some additional goodies:

  • Added infrastructure so that the notebooks are automatically rendered as HTML pages with Jupyter Book.
  • Added a developer set-up for Python so that the environment can be recreated with conda env create and all checks can be run locally and through CI with pre-commit.
  • Added some VSCode settings and recommendations, so that the dev set-up works out-of-the-box.

Instructions for the above are found in under README.md.

@redeboer redeboer self-assigned this Aug 1, 2023
@redeboer redeboer marked this pull request as ready for review August 1, 2023 02:44
@redeboer redeboer merged commit e2a5298 into main Aug 1, 2023
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@redeboer redeboer added the Symbolics Computations with symbolic amplitude models label Aug 4, 2023
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