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+ | [[category:Functions that operate on complex numbers]] | ||
− | + | ==ComplexRadians(x)== | |
+ | Returns the phase of [[Complex Numbers|complex number]] «x» in radians. | ||
− | + | A complex number can be written in polar form as <math>r e^{\theta j}</math>. Given a complex number, «x», <code>ComplexRadians</code> returns <math>\theta</math>, the result being expressed in radians in the range of <math>[-\pi,\pi)</math>. | |
− | :<code>ComplexRadians(5+5j) | + | == Examples == |
− | :<code>ComplexRadians(1j) | + | :<code>ComplexRadians(5 + 5j) → 0.7854 {This is <math>\pi/4</math>} </code> |
− | :<code>ComplexRadians(-1j) | + | :<code>ComplexRadians(1j) → 1.571 {This is <math>\pi/2</math>} </code> |
− | :<code>ComplexRadians(-2) | + | :<code>ComplexRadians(-1j) → -1.571 </code> |
− | :<code>ComplexRadians(.1)</code> | + | :<code>ComplexRadians(-2) → -3.142 </code> |
+ | :<code>ComplexRadians(.1) → 0 </code> | ||
− | = | + | ==History== |
+ | This function was introduced in [[Analytica 4.5]]. | ||
+ | == See Also == | ||
* [[ComplexDegrees]] | * [[ComplexDegrees]] | ||
* [[Complex Numbers]] | * [[Complex Numbers]] | ||
* [[Abs]] -- for the magnitude, ''r'' | * [[Abs]] -- for the magnitude, ''r'' | ||
− | * [[Degrees]] | + | * [[Degrees]] |
+ | * [[Radians]] |
Latest revision as of 02:25, 19 January 2016
ComplexRadians(x)
Returns the phase of complex number «x» in radians.
A complex number can be written in polar form as [math]\displaystyle{ r e^{\theta j} }[/math]. Given a complex number, «x», ComplexRadians
returns [math]\displaystyle{ \theta }[/math], the result being expressed in radians in the range of [math]\displaystyle{ [-\pi,\pi) }[/math].
Examples
ComplexRadians(5 + 5j) → 0.7854 {This is [math]\displaystyle{ \pi/4 }[/math]}
ComplexRadians(1j) → 1.571 {This is [math]\displaystyle{ \pi/2 }[/math]}
ComplexRadians(-1j) → -1.571
ComplexRadians(-2) → -3.142
ComplexRadians(.1) → 0
History
This function was introduced in Analytica 4.5.
See Also
- ComplexDegrees
- Complex Numbers
- Abs -- for the magnitude, r
- Degrees
- Radians
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