Will Galway on Mon, 23 Jun 2003 13:22:11 -0700 (PDT) |
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Re: The strange behaviour of glngamma |
Olivier Ramare writes: > Dear all, > > glngamma has its argument between -Pi and Pi .... > So it is discontinuous. I would have expected it to > be continuous and with argument 0 on the real line. > That what I stupidly understood by "principal branch". > Any way to hack the existing code for that purpose ? > Best, > Amities, > Olivier I'd noticed the same strange behavior, and I agree that "continuous" seems like a better choice. The documented "Principal branch" clearly means "Principal branch of the logarithm", not principal branch of lngamma... -- Best regards, Will ( mailto:galway@pims.math.ca http://www.cecm.sfu.ca/~wfgalway )