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1. SunPy: A Python package for Solar Physics.

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Stuart Mumford, Nabil Freij, Steven Christe, Jack Ireland, Florian Mayer, V. Keith Hughitt, Albert J. Shih, Daniel Ryan, Simon Liedtke, David Pérez-Suárez, Pritish Chakraborty, Vishnunarayan K, Andrew Inglis, Punyaslok Pattnaik, Brigitta M. Sipocz, Rishabh Sharma, Andrew Leonard, David Stansby, Russell J. Hewett, Alex Hamilton, Laura Hayes, Asish Panda, Matt Earnshaw, Nitin Choudhary, Ankit Kumar, Prateek Chanda, Md. Akramul Haque, Michael Kirk, Michael Mueller, Sudarshan Konge, Rajul Srivastava, Yash Jain, Samuel Bennett, Ankit Baruah, Will T. Barnes, Michael Charlton, Shane A. Maloney, Nicky Chorley, Himanshu, Sanskar Modi, James Mason, Jose Rozo, Larry Manley, Agneet Chatterjee, John Evans, Michael Malocha, Monica G. Bobra, Sourav Ghosh, Dominik Stanczak, Ruben De Visscher, Shresth Verma, Ankit Agrawal 0011, Dumindu Buddhika, Swapnil Sharma, Jongyeob Park, Matt Bates, Dhruv Goel, Garrison Taylor, Goran Cetusic, Jacob, Mateo Inchaurrandieta, Sally Dacie, Sanjeev Dubey, Deepankar Sharma, Erik Bray, Jai Rideout, Serge Zahniy, Tomas Meszaros, Abhigyan Bose, André Chicrala, Ankit, Chloé Guennou, Daniel D'avella, Daniel Williams, Jordan Ballew, Nick Murphy, Priyank Lodha, Thomas Robitaille, Yash Krishan, Andrew Hill, Arthur Eigenbrot, Benjamin Mampaey, Bernhard Wiedemann, Carlos Molina, Duygu Keskek, Ishtyaq Habib, Joseph Letts, Juanjo Bazán, Quinn Arbolante, Reid Gomillion, Yash Kothari, Yash Sharma, Abigail Stevens, Adrian M. Price-Whelan, Ambar Mehrotra, Arseniy Kustov, Brandon Stone, Trung Dang, Emmanuel Arias, Fionnlagh Dover, Freek Verstringe, Gulshan Kumar, Harsh Mathur, Igor Babuschkin, Jaylen Wimbish, Juan Buitrago-Casas, Kalpesh Krishna, Kaustubh Hiware, Manas Mangaonkar, Matthew Mendero, Mickaël Schoentgen, Norbert Gyenge, Ole Streicher, Rajasekhar Mekala, Rishabh Mishra, Shashank Srikanth, Sarthak Jain, Tannmay Yadav, Tessa Wilkinson, Tiago Pereira, Yudhik Agrawal, Jamescalixto, Yasintoda, and Sophie Murray

Published
2020
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3. SunPy - Python for Solar Physics

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N. Freij, Tomas Meszaros, Russell J. Hewett, Jose Iván Campos-Rozo, John G Evans, David Pérez-Suárez, Samuel Bennett, Florian Mayer, Steven Christe, Jack Ireland, Albert Y. Shih, Michael Malocha, Thomas P. Robitaille, Benjamin Mampaey, Andrew J. Leonard, Keith Hughitt, Stuart Mumford, Ankit Agrawal, Simon Liedtke, Michael S. Kirk, and Andrew Inglis

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Numerical Analysis, Solar observatory, business.industry, Computer science, NumPy, General Physics and Astronomy, FOS: Physical sciences, Python (programming language), Solar physics, Visualization, Computational Mathematics, Software, Heliophysics, Workflow, Astrophysics - Solar and Stellar Astrophysics, Software engineering, business, Astrophysics - Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics, computer, Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics (astro-ph.IM), Solar and Stellar Astrophysics (astro-ph.SR), computer.programming_language
Abstract

This paper presents SunPy (version 0.5), a community-developed Python package for solar physics. Python, a free, cross-platform, general-purpose, high-level programming language, has seen widespread adoption among the scientific community, resulting in the availability of a large number of software packages, from numerical computation (NumPy, SciPy) and machine learning (scikit-learn) to visualization and plotting (matplotlib). SunPy is a data-analysis environment specializing in providing the software necessary to analyse solar and heliospheric data in Python. SunPy is open-source software (BSD licence) and has an open and transparent development workflow that anyone can contribute to. SunPy provides access to solar data through integration with the Virtual Solar Observatory (VSO), the Heliophysics Event Knowledgebase (HEK), and the HELiophysics Integrated Observatory (HELIO) webservices. It currently supports image data from major solar missions (e.g., SDO, SOHO, STEREO, and IRIS), time-series data from missions such as GOES, SDO/EVE, and PROBA2/LYRA, and radio spectra from e-Callisto and STEREO/SWAVES. We describe SunPyʼs functionality, provide examples of solar data analysis in SunPy, and show how Python-based solar data-analysis can leverage the many existing tools already available in Python. We discuss the future goals of the project and encourage interested users to become involved in the planning and development of SunPy.

Published
2015

4. Flattening virtual Simulink subsystems — A case study

Author

László Lengyel, Peter Feher, and Tomas Meszaros

Subjects
Graph rewriting, Transformation (function), Computer science, Matlab simulink, Virtual reality, Flattening, Abstraction layer, Computational science
Abstract

Embedded systems are often modeled using Matlab Simulink to simulate their behavior. These systems contain several different models. During the execution of these systems, the Simulink must provide some transformations for its models. One of the most common transformations is the flattening of the virtual subsystems within these models. If we execute the model processing via model transformations, then the abstraction level of the processing also increases. This paper presents a transformation that facilitates the flattening of virtual subsystems in Simulink models. The transformation is implemented through the application of graph transformation methods.

Published
2013
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5. Sociological and legal aspects of 'prison movies'

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Rudolf Kasinec and Tomáš Mészáros

Subjects
movies, prison, prisoner, legal problems, punishment, law and art, Law, Law of Europe, KJ-KKZ
Abstract

The paper focuses on the cinematic depiction of the various problems of the European and the American penitentiary systems. The paper presents an analysis of two movies – one relating to civil European legal system and the other one from the area of American legal culture – on purpose. Our ambition was to compare two different approaches to prison theme and subsequently to illustrate the diversity of conditions in prisons facilities, the regress of individuals in “hostile” territory and others interesting but also unsettling consequences of life in prison.

Published
2019
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6. SunPy—Python for solar physics.

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The SunPy Community, Stuart J Mumford, Steven Christe, David Pérez-Suárez, Jack Ireland, Albert Y Shih, Andrew R Inglis, Simon Liedtke, Russell J Hewett, Florian Mayer, Keith Hughitt, Nabil Freij, Tomas Meszaros, Samuel M Bennett, Michael Malocha, John Evans, Ankit Agrawal, Andrew J Leonard, Thomas P Robitaille, and Benjamin Mampaey

Published
2015
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