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Inputting y=(1/2)*a*b^2*c^(-2) solving for y (an already solved equation) gets nerdamer stuck in an infinite loop #653

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michaelcheers opened this issue Dec 12, 2021 · 1 comment

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@michaelcheers
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Try the following code:

nerdamer('y=(1/2)*a*b^2*c^(-2)').solveFor('y')

Even though the answer is easy for anyone to see, it still somehow gets Nerdamer stuck in an infinite loop.

@gunnarmein-ts
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Michael, I have also stumbled about inconsistencies with .solveFor() - but the good news is you can use
nerdamer('solve(y=(1/2)*a*b^2*c^(-2),y)')
instead. Works better in every case I know.

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