Theory.TransThe Theory of Transcendental Functions.
exp m x is the floating-point number closest to e^x,
where b^a is b raised to the power of a and e is the base of natural logarithm.
expm1 m x is the floating-point number closest to e^x - 1,
where b^a is b raised to the power of a and e is the base of natural logarithm.
exp2 m x is the floating-point number closest to 2^x,
where b^a is b raised to the power of a.
exp2 m x is the floating-point number closest to 2^x - 1,
where b^a is b raised to the power of a.
exp10 m x is the floating-point number closest to 10^x,
where b^a is b raised to the power of a.
exp10m1 m x is the floating-point number closest to 10^x - 1,
where b^a is b raised to the power of a.
log2 m x is the floating-point number closest to log x / log 2.
log10 m x is the floating-point number closest to log x / log 10.
logp1 m x is the floating-point number closest to log (1+x).
logp1 m x is the floating-point number closest to log (1+x) / log 2.
logp1 m x is the floating-point number closest to log (1+x) / log 10.
sinpi m x is the floating-point number closest to sin (pi*x).
cospi m x is the floating-point number closest to cos (pi*x).
atanpi m y x is the floating-point number closest to atan(y/x) / pi.
atanpi m y x is the floating-point number closest to atan(y/x) / (2*pi).
atan2 m y x is the floating-point number closest to atan (y/x).