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Trigonometric Functions
Hyperbolic Functions

Usage

   #include <complex.hpp>

   friend complex cos(const complex&);
   friend complex cosh(const complex&);
   friend complex sin(const complex&);
   friend complex sinh(const complex&);
   friend complex tan(const complex&);

   friend complex tanh(const complex&);
   friend complex asin(const complex&);
   friend complex acos(const complex&);
   friend complex atan(const complex&);
   friend complex asinh(const complex&);
   friend complex atanh(const complex&);

Description

   The trigonometric and hyperbolic functions displayed in this section
   overload the names of the C library floating point trigonometric and
   hyperbolic functions.

   These functions perform complex class calculations using, in part, the C
   library math and trigonometric functions. As such, error handling for the
   routines is through the matherr function. This function may be overridden
   to provide user defined exception handling.

   In the following a and z are variables of type complex.

   a = sin(z)      Returns the sine of z.
   a = cos(z)      Returns the cosine of z.
   a = tan(z)      Returns the tangent of z.
   a = sinh(z)     Returns the hyperbolic sine of z.
   a = cosh(z)     Returns the hyperbolic cosine of z.
   a = tanh(z)     Returns the hyperbolic tangent of z.
   a = asin(z)     Returns the arcsin of z.
   a = acos(z      Returns the arccos of z.
   a = atan(z)     Returns the arctangent of z.
   a = asinh(z)    Returns the hyperbolic arcsin of z.
   a = atanh(z)    Returns the hyperbolic arctangent of z.

See Also

   Complex Class, operators, trigonometric and hyperbolic functions, complex
   functions, math functions





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