new FunctionInfo("mpowint", "mpowint", "Raises a measurement to an integer power.",
Arrays.asList(new ArgumentInfo("base", "Base"),
new ArgumentInfo("exp", "Exponent"))),
+ new FunctionInfo("mrootint", "mrootint", "Takes an integer square root of a measurement. Does not allow fractional powers of units in the result.",
+ Arrays.asList(new ArgumentInfo("base", "Base"),
+ new ArgumentInfo("exp", "Exponent"))),
new FunctionInfo("mpow", "mpow", "Raises one measurement to the power of another. Both must be pure numbers.",
Arrays.asList(new ArgumentInfo("base", "Base"),
new ArgumentInfo("exp", "Exponent"))),
+ new FunctionInfo("mexp", "mexp", "Raises e (2.718...) to the power of a measurement.",
+ Arrays.asList(new ArgumentInfo("m", "Measurement"))),
+ new FunctionInfo("mln", "mln", "Takes the natural logarithm of a measurement. " +
+ "The measurement must be a pure number, so you may have to rewrite a difference of logarithms as a logarithm of a quotient.",
+ Arrays.asList(new ArgumentInfo("m", "Measurement"))),
new FunctionInfo("mcmp", "mcmp",
"Returns the difference between two measurements, expressed in units of the sum of their uncertainties. " +
"You can compare measurements very flexibly by checking the result against a tolerance.",
return Measurement.format(MeasurementMath.powint(
Measurement.parseCode(a), b), true);
}
+ public String mrootint(String a, String bstr) {
+ int b = Integer.parseInt(bstr);
+ return Measurement.format(MeasurementMath.rootint(
+ Measurement.parseCode(a), b), true);
+ }
public String mpow(String a, String b) {
return Measurement.format(MeasurementMath.pow(
Measurement.parseCode(a), Measurement.parseCode(b)), true);
}
+ public String mexp(String m) {
+ return Measurement.format(MeasurementMath.exp(
+ Measurement.parseCode(m)), true);
+ }
+ public String mln(String m) {
+ return Measurement.format(MeasurementMath.ln(
+ Measurement.parseCode(m)), true);
+ }
public double mcmp(String a, String b) {
return MeasurementMath.cmp(
Measurement.parseCode(a), Measurement.parseCode(b));