Use a substitution that sympy 1.3.0 understands#169
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The original substitution does not seem to work in sympy 1.3.0, but works in 1.5.0. The modified one is equivalent, but works in both versions. A direct substitution is easier to understand here anyway. Part of the work to migrate to a newer sympy
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The original substitution does not seem to work in sympy 1.3.0, but works in 1.5.0.
The modified one is equivalent, but works in both versions.
A direct substitution is easier to understand here anyway.
Part of the work to migrate to a newer sympy, gh-164