natu.numpyΒΆ
numpy, adapted for use with physical quantities
Many of the functions only accept dimensionless quantities, and they operate on the underlying values—not the values as represented in a particular display unit. To operate on values in a display unit would be to favor a particular unit, which is against the design of the package.
The constants (pi, e) are exactly as they are in numpy.
These functions accept floats, integers, and dimensionless quantities:
- Hyperbolic functions: arccosh(), arcsinh(), arctanh(), cosh(), sinh(), and tanh()
They functions are the same as those from numpy. The functions cast quantities cast as floats and return floats.
These functions accept angle as a quantity:
- cos(), sin(), and tan()
These functions accept floats, integers, and dimensionless quantities:
- acos(), asin(), atan(), and atan2()
They return angles as quantities.
These functions are no longer applicable and have been deleted since angle is a quantity:
- degrees(), radians(), rad2deg(), and deg2rad()
All other functions are directly imported from numpy. However, some of these need to be adapted (Issue #7).
