Examples

Whole models, each shown as the file and as the math it prints. The reference pages take the language a construct at a time; these take it a model at a time, which is the form anyone writing one actually needs.

Every model here is a real file under examples/ in the repository, not a fragment written for the page. They are the same files the test suite loads and the LaTeX gate compiles, so a model that stopped being valid — or that started printing different math — fails CI rather than going stale here.

• Least-cost dispatch — the smallest model that is a model: a balance, a bound, and a cost to minimise.
• Unit commitment — a start-up ramp, and the quantity defined by region that lets one inequality cover both regimes.
• One construct per model — the operator probes: the smallest file that declares each built-in, beside the equation it renders.
• PyPSA in one file — the model n.optimize() builds, a declaration at a time: PyPSA's name for the row, the YAML, the equation.

The math on these pages is written by the typesetter, from the file above it — see Typeset the math for how to print your own.