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- Potentially, there could be native support for
- Since Boost.Math's Bessel functions are so excellent, the quick way to
-
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- Derivatives
- of Bessel functions (and their zeros)
-
-cyl_bessel_j_prime() and cyl_neumann_prime(). One could also imagine supporting the zeros
- thereof, but they might be slower to calculate since root bracketing might
- be needed instead of Newton iteration (for the lack of 2nd derivatives).
- cyl_bessel_j_prime()
- and cyl_neumann_prime()
- would be via relationship with cyl_bessel_j() and cyl_neumann().
-
-
tgamma
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Incomplete
Beta
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(medium priority).
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Inverse
Gamma
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is good enough (Medium Priority).
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Polynomials
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Elliptic
Integrals
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-
+
Owen's
T Function
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it remains elusive at present.
- These are useful in engineering applications - we have had a request to add - these. -
-Boost.Math documentation is provided in both HTML and PDF formats. diff --git a/doc/overview/issues.qbk b/doc/overview/issues.qbk index 1f7641c1d..34ac6b22d 100644 --- a/doc/overview/issues.qbk +++ b/doc/overview/issues.qbk @@ -12,20 +12,6 @@ some point. Such classifications are obviously highly subjective. If you don't see a component listed here, then we don't have any known issues with it. -[h4 Derivatives of Bessel functions (and their zeros)] - -Potentially, there could be native support -for `cyl_bessel_j_prime()` and `cyl_neumann_prime()`. -One could also imagine supporting the zeros -thereof, but they might be slower to calculate -since root bracketing might be needed instead -of Newton iteration (for the lack of 2nd derivatives). - -Since Boost.Math's Bessel functions are so excellent, -the quick way to `cyl_bessel_j_prime()` and -`cyl_neumann_prime()` would be via relationship with -`cyl_bessel_j()` and `cyl_neumann()`. - [h4 tgamma] * Can the __lanczos be optimized any further? (low priority) @@ -72,10 +58,6 @@ difference between ['T(h, a)] and ['T(h, 1)]. Unfortunately this doesn't improv convergence of those series in that area. It certainly looks as though a new series in terms of ['(1-a)[super k]] is both possible and desirable in this area, but it remains elusive at present. -[h4 Jocobi elliptic functions] - -These are useful in engineering applications - we have had a request to add these. - [h4 Statistical distributions] * Student's t Perhaps switch to normal distribution