Install NVIDIA PhysicsNeMo with nvidia-physicsnemo
The physicsnemo PyPI distribution intentionally fails installation and tells
you the correct package name:
pip install nvidia-physicsnemo
Continue to use import physicsnemo in Python code. The install name and import
name are different.
Replace physicsnemo with nvidia-physicsnemo in your dependency declarations,
preserving any extras and version constraints. If the dependency comes from
another project, report the incorrect name to that project's maintainers.
This protective distribution helps prevent malicious use of a name that users may confuse with the official package. It does not install NVIDIA PhysicsNeMo, declare a dependency on it, or provide any Python modules. There is no bypass environment variable.
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