Compare two revisions of: Expressions And Relations

... ... @@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ More generally: An *expression* in a MUMIE problem is by definition:
31 31 * if _expr_ is an expression, then so is `sqrt( _expr_ )`, denoting the square root
32 32 * other admissible function names are:
33 33 * `cbrt()` -cubic root
34 - * $$sin()$$, $$cos()$$, $$tan()$$, $$cot()$$, $$sinh()$$, $$cosh()$$, $$tanh$$, $$coth()$$, $$arcsin()$$, $$arccos()$$, $$arctan()$$, $$arccot()$$, $$arsinh()$$, $$arcosh()$$, $$artanh()$$, $$arcoth()$$, $$ln()$$, $$log_base()$$ (note: base must be integer or Euler number), $$log()$$, $$exp()$$
34 + * $$sin()$$, $$cos()$$, $$tan()$$, $$cot()$$, $$sinh()$$, $$cosh()$$, $$tanh$$, $$coth()$$, $$arcsin()$$, $$arccos()$$, $$arctan()$$, $$arccot()$$, $$arsinh()$$, $$arcosh()$$, $$artanh()$$, $$arcoth()$$, $$ln()$$, $$log_{base}()$$ (note: base must be integer or Euler number), $$log()$$, $$exp()$$
35 35 * also $$abs()$$ for absolute value, $$fac()$$ for integer factorial function, $$floor()$$ math floor, $$re(), im()$$ and $$conj()$$ for complex real and imaginary part and complex conjugate,
36 36 * finally, $$sign()$$ and $$theta()$$ to denote the signum and Heaviside functions.
37 37 * if _expr_ is an expression, then so is `| _expr_ |` as an alternative for `abs( _expr_ )`
38 38