v

language of zeros.

import v

s = v.system([v.plant(14.134725)])
s.state()    # {'zeros': 2, 'potential': 0.0, 'score': 1.0, 'ground': True}
s.verify()   # {'verified': True, ...}

grammar G = ℤ/2 × ℤ/2. conservation law Re(ρ) + Re(τ(ρ)) = 1. ground/wind state. RH in code.

— Diego Rincón

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