This paper describes Dedalus, an open-source Python code for simulating partial differential equations from all areas of physics. Dedalus translates plain-text equations into efficient and parallelized solvers using global spectral methods. Here the authors detail the numerical methods enabling this translation and describe the code's design and implementation. They also illustrate its capabilities with diverse examples, including optical network dynamics, magnetized shocks in plasmas, large-scale oceanic flows, low Reynolds number flows, stellar and atmospheric waves, and diamagnetic levitation.
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