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bacon-sci is a crate with function for solving a variety of scientific problems, including polynomial interpolation, root finding, and initial value problems. We recommend starting by reading this blog post all about bacon-sci.
Bempp is a boundary integral operator assembly library that can assemble the operators that are widely used in boundary element method (BEM) applications. The latest release includes a Python user interface to the Rust core of the code.
float8 provides Rust data types for storing 8-bit floating point numbers.
tucanos is a 2D and 3D anisotropic mesh adaptation library. Python wrappers can be found at github.com/tucanos/pytucanos