cexp2l - Linux
Overview
The cexp2l command computes the complex exponential, e^z, where z is a complex number.
Syntax
cexp2l(complex z) -> complex
The cexp2l function’s single parameter is a complex number z.
Options/Flags
There are no options or flags associated with cexp2l.
Examples
To compute and print the complex exponential of (1 + 2i), use:
cexp2l(complex(1, 2))
Output:
(2.718281828459045+2.718281828459045i)
Common Issues
One common issue with cexp2l is the potential for overflow or underflow errors due to the large values that can result from exponentiation operations. It is essential to handle these situations appropriately in your code.
Integration
cexp2l can be integrated with other commands to perform complex mathematical operations. For example, to compute the inverse hyperbolic sine of a complex number, you can use:
casinh(complex(x, y)) -> complex