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This seems inconsistent:
julia> cos(A) 4×4 Symmetric{Float64, Matrix{Float64}}: 36765.0 36532.0 10744.7 537.235 36532.0 41062.9 -5909.58 8595.76 10744.7 -5909.58 60940.6 -27936.2 537.235 8595.76 -27936.2 13663.9 julia> sin(A) 4×4 Matrix{Float64}: 0.0 13228.5 -46097.2 22406.2 -13228.5 0.0 -49673.4 22070.7 46097.2 49673.4 1.81899e-12 7221.87 -22406.2 -22070.7 -7221.87 5.68434e-14 julia> cosh(A) 4×4 Hermitian{Float64, Matrix{Float64}}: 0.766512 0.0374 0.011 0.000550001 0.0374 0.770912 -0.00605001 0.00880001 0.011 -0.00605001 0.791262 -0.0286 0.000550001 0.00880001 -0.0286 0.742862 julia> sinh(A) 4×4 SkewHermitian{Float64, Matrix{Float64}}: 0.0 -0.167402 0.555537 0.272569 0.167402 0.0 0.183709 -0.585157 -0.555537 -0.183709 0.0 -0.174807 -0.272569 0.585157 0.174807 0.0
Why doesn't cos return Hermitian and sin return SkewHermitian?
cos
Hermitian
sin
SkewHermitian
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Similarly for tan and tanh and the other trig functions.
tan
tanh
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This seems inconsistent:
Why doesn't
cos
returnHermitian
andsin
returnSkewHermitian
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