JacobiAmplitude?
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markb
Mar 9, 2011, 5:12:06 AM3/9/11
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Hello Group,
I love the elliptic integrals with complex argument and I was
wondering if there is an implementation for the Jacobi Amplitude,
i.e., the inverse of the Elliptic integral of the first kind. I
couldn't find it, but maybe it can be computed somehow with the
existing functions.
Thanks,
Mark Bakker
I love the elliptic integrals with complex argument and I was
wondering if there is an implementation for the Jacobi Amplitude,
i.e., the inverse of the Elliptic integral of the first kind. I
couldn't find it, but maybe it can be computed somehow with the
existing functions.
Thanks,
Mark Bakker
markb
Mar 9, 2011, 5:43:00 AM3/9/11
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Never mind. As I am interested in the inverse elliptic integral of the
first kind, I can easily use the asin( sn ).
Sorry to bother you all.
Great implementation of the elliptic integrals, especially the complex
argument is very useful for me.
Mark
first kind, I can easily use the asin( sn ).
Sorry to bother you all.
Great implementation of the elliptic integrals, especially the complex
argument is very useful for me.
Mark
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