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It's been a while since this was discussed last, can we get some demo or minimum working example commands or something for how to use it?

Will this die with packet tracking? @marxwillia can you comment - it also would need to be rebased.

We are still interested in this generally. So we are not closing it, in the hopes that one of us (or a student/new contributor) picks it up and completes it

@jamesgillanders, @wkerzendorf, @marxwillia Can someone from the final year of undergraduate physics work on this? I don't know much about the theory of supernovas except that they are cool ( not in the sense of temperature, of course ). I have taken various Quantum Mechanics, Optics, Relativity, and Computational Physics courses. I am ready to put in the effort. I am fluent in programming in Python. Should I work on this?

@jamesgillanders, @wkerzendorf, @marxwillia Can someone from the final year of undergraduate physics work on this? I don't know much about the theory of supernovas except that they are cool ( not in the sense of temperature, of course ). I have taken various Quantum Mechanics, Optics, Relativity, and Computational Physics courses. I am ready to put in the effort. I am fluent in programming in Python. Should I work on this?

Yes, please make an attempt at the first objective!

Dear @jamesgillanders , @wkerzendorf , @marxwillia and @andrewfullard

My name is Ayush Rai and I am currently pursuing a B.Tech+M.Tech degree in Mathematics and Computational Sciences at IITBHU, Varanasi. I am reaching out to express my interest in contributing to TARDIS through GSoC 2024.

I have a passion for open-source development and have some experience in group theory and mathematical modeling. I have also completed internships in creating Python modules and Data analytics. I am proficient in Python and enjoy implementing mathematical theories in other fields. I believe this skill and interest align well with the project.

I would be grateful if you could guide me in understanding the codebase by assigning some beginner-friendly tasks. Additionally, I would like to connect with mentors and other community members.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Best regards,
Ayush Rai

Dear @jamesgillanders , @wkerzendorf , @marxwillia and @andrewfullard

My name is Ayush Rai and I am currently pursuing a B.Tech+M.Tech degree in Mathematics and Computational Sciences at IITBHU, Varanasi. I am reaching out to express my interest in contributing to TARDIS through GSoC 2024.

I have a passion for open-source development and have some experience in group theory and mathematical modeling. I have also completed internships in creating Python modules and Data analytics. I am proficient in Python and enjoy implementing mathematical theories in other fields. I believe this skill and interest align well with the project.

I would be grateful if you could guide me in understanding the codebase by assigning some beginner-friendly tasks. Additionally, I would like to connect with mentors and other community members.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Best regards, Ayush Rai

Ayush, we have step-by-step instructions here https://tardis-sn.github.io/summer_of_code/gsoc_home/

Closing this PR.

A revised implementation that works with the restructured codebase is being developed as part of GSoC 2024.