AxiomX 0.1.0

A dynamic Python math library containing numerous mathematical functions implemented from scratch.

🔢 AxiomX

AxiomX is a lightweight pure-Python mathematical library focused on implementing core numerical methods and elementary functions from first principles — without relying heavily on Python’s built-in math module.

It is designed for:

• Learning numerical analysis
• Exploring series expansions & iterative solvers
• Building symbolic/numeric math engines
• Educational and experimental use

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📦 Package Structure

AxiomX/
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├── constants.py      # Mathematical constants
├── functions.py      # Utility & root functions
├── exp.py            # Exponential & logarithmic
├── trig.py           # Trigonometric & inverse trig
├── hyperbolic.py     # Hyperbolic functions
├── calculus.py       # Numerical integration
└── __init__.py       # Loader & module imports

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🚀 Installation

pip install axiomx

Or locally:

git clone https://github.com/yourname/axiomx
cd axiomx
pip install .

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▶ Importing

import AxiomX
from AxiomX import trig, exp, calculus, constants

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📐 constants.py

Provides fundamental mathematical constants:

pi, e, lemniscate, gauss, euler_mascheroni,
sqrt_2, sqrt_3, sqrt_5, golden_ratio

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🧮 functions.py

absolute(x)
sqrt(a, x0=None, tol=1e-30, max_iter=20)

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📈 exp.py

exp(x)
ln(x)

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📐 trig.py

radians(deg)
degrees(rad)
sin(x, terms=20)
cos(x)
tan(x)
cot(x)
sec(x)
cosec(x)
arcsin(x, iterations=10)
arccos(x)
arctan(x)
arccot(x)
arcsec(x)
arccosec(x)

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🔁 hyperbolic.py

sinh(x)
cosh(x)
tanh(x)
coth(x)

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∫ calculus.py

integrate(function, lowlim, uplim, n=10000)

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🧪 Example

from AxiomX.constants import pi
from AxiomX.trig import sin
from AxiomX.calculus import integrate

print(sin(pi/2))
print(integrate(lambda x: x**2, 0, 1))

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📜 License

MIT License