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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test public void testAtanh()
public virtual void testAtanh()
{
double x = 0.76;
ComplexNumber z = new ComplexNumber(x);
double real = 0.5 * Math.Log((1 + x) / (1 - x));
ComplexNumber res = TrigonometricFunctionUtils.atanh(z);
assertEquals(real, res.Real, 1e-15);
assertEquals(0.0, res.Imaginary, 0);
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test public void test()
public virtual void test()
{
assertEquals(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.acos(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.cos(X)), X, EPS);
assertEquals(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.asin(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.sin(X)), X, EPS);
assertEquals(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.atan(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.tan(X)), X, EPS);
assertComplexEquals(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.cos(Y), Math.Cos(X));
assertComplexEquals(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.sin(Y), Math.Sin(X));
assertComplexEquals(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.tan(Y), Math.Tan(X));
assertComplexEquals(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.acos(Y), Math.Acos(X));
assertComplexEquals(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.asin(Y), Math.Asin(X));
assertComplexEquals(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.atan(Y), Math.Atan(X));
assertComplexEquals(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.acos(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.cos(Z)), Z);
assertComplexEquals(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.asin(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.sin(Z)), Z);
assertComplexEquals(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.atan(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.tan(Z)), Z);
assertEquals(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.acosh(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.cosh(X)), X, EPS);
assertEquals(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.asinh(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.sinh(X)), X, EPS);
assertEquals(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.atanh(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.tanh(X)), X, EPS);
assertComplexEquals(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.acosh(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.cosh(Z)), Z);
assertComplexEquals(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.asinh(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.sinh(Z)), Z);
assertComplexEquals(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.atanh(TrigonometricFunctionUtils.tanh(Z)), Z);
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test(expectedExceptions = IllegalArgumentException.class) public void testNull11()
public virtual void testNull11()
{
TrigonometricFunctionUtils.tan(null);
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test(expectedExceptions = IllegalArgumentException.class) public void testNull10()
public virtual void testNull10()
{
TrigonometricFunctionUtils.sinh(null);
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test(expectedExceptions = IllegalArgumentException.class) public void testNull8()
public virtual void testNull8()
{
TrigonometricFunctionUtils.cosh(null);
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test(expectedExceptions = IllegalArgumentException.class) public void testNull6()
public virtual void testNull6()
{
TrigonometricFunctionUtils.atanh(null);
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test(expectedExceptions = IllegalArgumentException.class) public void testNull3()
public virtual void testNull3()
{
TrigonometricFunctionUtils.asin(null);
}