cisd
Compute the cosine and sine of x at the same time and return the results as a complex number. The input parameter is an angle in degrees.
Interface Definition
C interface:
float complex cisdf(float x);
double complex cisd(double x);
Parameters
Parameter |
Type |
Description |
Input/Output |
|---|---|---|---|
x |
|
Floating-point value of the input data. |
Input |
Return Value
A complex number y is returned as the cosine and sine results of x. y.real ∈ [–1, +1]; y.imag ∈ [–1, +1]
- If the input x is +0, the output y.real is +0 and y.imag is +1.
- If the input x is –0, the output y.real is –0 and y.imag is +1.
- If the input x is ±∞, the output y.real and y.imag are both NaN.
- If the input x is NaN, the output y.real and y.imag are both NaN.
Dependency
C: "kc.h"
Example
C interface:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 | // typical usage double x1 = INFINITY; double x2 = M_PI; double x3 = M_PI_2; double x4 = NAN; double x5 = M_PI_4; double complex z1 = cisd(x1); double complex z2 = cisd(x2); double complex z3 = cisd(x3); double complex z4 = cisd(x4); double complex z5 = cisd(x5); // print result printf("/*\n"); printf(" * cisd(%.2f) = %.6f + %.6f*I\n", x1, __real__(z1), __imag__(z1)); printf(" * cisd(%.2f) = %.6f + %.6f*I\n", x2, __real__(z2), __imag__(z2)); printf(" * cisd(%.2f) = %.6f + %.6f*I\n", x3, __real__(z3), __imag__(z3)); printf(" * cisd(%.2f) = %.6f + %.6f*I\n", x4, __real__(z4), __imag__(z4)); printf(" * cisd(%.2f) = %.6f + %.6f*I\n", x5, __real__(z5), __imag__(z5)); /* * cisd(inf) = nan + nan*I * cisd(3.14) = 0.998497 + 0.054804*I * cisd(1.57) = 0.999624 + 0.027412*I * cisd(nan) = nan + nan*I * cisd(0.79) = 0.999906 + 0.013707*I **/ |
Parent topic: Complex Functions