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Compute the inverse tangent of the argument. The function is applied element-wise and the result has always the same type as the argument ''x''. The values of the result are in the range -\pi .. &pi a^2 | Compute the inverse tangent of the argument. The function is applied element-wise and the result has always the same type as the argument ''x''. The values of the result are in the range -\pi .. &pi <html>a^2</html> | ||
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;Usage 1: '''<code>atan(<var>x</var>)</code>''' | ;Usage 1: '''<code>atan(<var>x</var>)</code>''' | ||
Revision as of 12:28, 4 April 2011
Compute the inverse tangent of the argument. The function is applied element-wise and the result has always the same type as the argument x. The values of the result are in the range -\pi .. &pi <html>a^2</html>
- Usage 1
atan(x)- x
- a scalar, vector or matrix
- Result
- The inverse tangent of x.
- Usage 2
atan(y, x)- Result
- The inverse tangent of y / x. This function can be used to compute the phase
