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# Import the scalar equations
from prime.equations.C1 import C1
from prime.equations.C2 import C2
from prime.equations.C3 import C3
from prime.equations.C4 import C4
from prime.equations.C5 import C5
from prime.equations.C6 import C6
from prime.equations.C7 import C7

# Import the sequence equations
from prime.equations.C8 import C8
from prime.equations.C9 import C9
#from prime.equations.C10 import C10
#from prime.equations.C11 import C11
#from prime.equations.C12 import C12
#from prime.equations.C13 import C13
#from prime.equations.C14 import C14
#from prime.equations.C15 import C15
#from prime.equations.C16 import C16
#from prime.equations.C17 import C17
#from prime.equations.C18 import C18
#from prime.equations.C19 import C19
#from prime.equations.C20 import C20
#from prime.equations.C21 import C21

# Load all the equations into a list
equations = [
    C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, C6, C7,
    C8, C9#, C10, C11, C12, C13, C14, C15, C16, C17, C18, C19, C20, C21
] 

def allEqns(Cs, E, F, M, p, order):
    return [eq(Cs=Cs, E=E, F=F, M=M, p=p, order=order) for eq in equations]