Kyle Mandli

Probably not too surprising but I +1 this idea. I think for most people `pip install -e` is going to be the easiest way to install this and it will...

With regards to @mjberger's issues with installation I think these are mostly addressed by using a combination of `virtualenv` and `pip install --user`. I think there may be a lot...

Usually that has to do with a version discrepancy as we added ghost cell values when we added (awhile ago) binary output. Can you provide a reproduction or at least...

I ran a few tests that made me realize that the `pip` problems may be indicative of a wider problem. What errors did you get when you tried to install...

Do you have an older version of the installation? This extra line was added awhile ago to help with binary IO. It also implies that you were able to install...

We really need to have this be uniform across PyClaw and the other packages as we rely on this for plotting. We also should have access to the number of...

Thanks for reminding about that one, I think someone pointed it out last year but never made an issue so I forgot about that. I will try to fix it...

You are correct for all of the matrices. Can you put a negative sign on the factor in front of the matrices in question (out in front of the $1...

@kamyinnnlok some quick answers for you: 1. The norm used is semi arbitrary although usually there is one norm that is appropriate or usually used for each problem. 2. These...

@kamyinnnlok The derivation of the finite difference being used is in the 03 notebook. It may be helpful to look at the more detailed derivation in the other [course notes](https://github.com/mandli/intro-numerical-methods/blob/master/07_differentiation.ipynb)...