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@santi100a/complexia-lib

Santi's Complex Number Library: "To Complexia!" said Morphocular.

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Santi's Complex Number Library

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  • 🚀 Lightweight and fast
  • 👴 ES3-compliant
  • 💻 Portable between the browser and Node.js

What's this?

This library is a small, simple utility for working with complex numbers.

The name comes from the videos of a YouTube channel called Morphocular, where some character always said "To Complexia!" before addressing topics involving complex numbers.

Installation

  • Via NPM: npm install @santi100a/complexia-lib
  • Via Yarn: yarn add @santi100a/complexia-lib
  • Via PNPM: pnpm install @santi100a/complexia-lib

API

  • class ComplexNumber; A complex number.

    • Property ComplexNumber.real: number; The real part of the complex number.

    • Property ComplexNumber.imaginary: number; The imaginary part of the complex number.

    • constructor ComplexNumber(real: number, imaginary: number): ComplexNumber; Represents a complex number with real and
      imaginary parts.

      NameTypeDescriptionOptional?Default
      realnumberThe real part of the complex number.NoN/A
      imaginarynumberThe imaginary part of the complex number.NoN/A
    • ComplexNumber.conjugate(): ComplexNumber; Returns the conjugate of the complex number.

    • ComplexNumber.modulus(): number; Returns the modulus (magnitude or distance to the origin) of the complex number.

    • ComplexNumber.argument(): number; Returns the argument (phase or angle with the positive x-axis) of the complex number in radians.

  • Static method ComplexNumber.fromPolar(modulus: number, argument: number): ComplexNumber; Creates a complex number from polar coordinates (modulus and argument).

    NameTypeDescriptionOptional?Default
    modulusnumberThe modulus of the complex number.NoN/A
    argumentnumberThe argument of the complex number.NoN/A
  • function complexAdd(z1: ComplexNumber, z2: ComplexNumber): ComplexNumber; Adds two complex numbers together.

    NameTypeDescriptionOptional?Default
    z1ComplexNumberThe first term of the addition.NoN/A
    z2ComplexNumberThe second term of the addition.NoN/A
  • function complexSubtract(z1: ComplexNumber, z2: ComplexNumber): ComplexNumber; Subracts z2 from z1.

    NameTypeDescriptionOptional?Default
    z1ComplexNumberThe first term of the subtraction.NoN/A
    z2ComplexNumberThe second term of the subtraction.NoN/A
  • function complexMultiply(z1: ComplexNumber, z2: ComplexNumber): ComplexNumber; Multiplies two complex numbers together.

    NameTypeDescriptionOptional?Default
    z1ComplexNumberThe first term of the multiplication.NoN/A
    z2ComplexNumberThe second term of the multiplication.NoN/A
  • function complexDivide(z1: ComplexNumber, z2: ComplexNumber): ComplexNumber; Divides z1 by z2.

    NameTypeDescriptionOptional?Default
    z1ComplexNumberThe numerator of the division.NoN/A
    z2ComplexNumberThe denominator of the division.NoN/A

Usage

const { ComplexNumber } = require('@santi100a/complexia-lib'); // CommonJS
import { ComplexNumber } from '@santi100a/complexia-lib'; // ESM/TypeScript

// Create a complex number with real part 2 and imaginary part 3
const complexNumber = new ComplexNumber(2, 3);

// Get the conjugate of the complex number
const conjugate = complexNumber.conjugate(); // returns ComplexNumber { real: 2, imaginary: -3 }

// Get the modulus of the complex number
const modulus = complexNumber.modulus(); // returns 3.605551275463989

// Get the argument of the complex number
const argument = complexNumber.argument(); // returns 0.982793723247329

// Create a complex number from polar coordinates
const polarComplexNumber = ComplexNumber.fromPolar(4, Math.PI / 4); // returns ComplexNumber { real: 2.8284271247461903, imaginary: 2.8284271247461903 }

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Package last updated on 20 Jun 2024

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