Interface help:
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add button, adds current function to the function list
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current function entry field, shows and allows to modify/enter current
function
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function parameter entry field, allows to enter integration step, X value,
or the right side of the equation
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operation result entry field, shows the result of simplification, derivation
or function processing
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process button, parses [and simplifies] current function
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count at button, shows function value at the specified point, requires
parameter field to contain the required X value, i.e. <current function>(<parameter>)
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solve at button, tries to solve the equation <current function>(x) =
<parameter> where possible values of <x> lie in [ <X min>, <X
max> ] interval
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derivative button, finds the derivative of the current function
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integral button, calculates the current function integral on [ <X min>,
<X max> ], integration step is required to be set in the parameter entry
field
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simplify check box, turns automatic function simplification on/off
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Y max entry field
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plot area with X-axis and Y-axis, allows to adjust X min/max and Y min/max
visually by mouse: to zoom in press the left mouse button and select rectangle
to view; to zoom out use the right mouse button and the whole plot area
will zoom out to the selected rectangle.
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function list, shows the list of added functions, allows to select function
to be visible on the plot
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remove button, removes the selected functions from the function list
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Y min entry field
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refresh button, redraws the plot area
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X min entry field
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status line
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X max entry field
Note: All entry fields accepts mathematical expressions, thus -pi/2 may
appear in the X min entry field. Expression case is ignored, i.e. SIN=Sin=sin.
Mathematical expression syntax [version 1.52]:
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Function Analyzer supports classical mathematical expression syntax and
priorities.
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parenthesis are supported, ( and )
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supported operators:
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unary and binary + and -
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* and /
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^ for power
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supported mathematical functions
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sin(), sine
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cos(), cosine
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tg(), tangent
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arcsin(), arcsine
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arccos(), arcconsine
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arctg(), arctangent
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ln(), natural logarithm
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lg(), decimal logarithm
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exp(), exponent, i.e. exp(x) = e^x
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abs(x), modulus, i.e. abs(x) = x>0?x:-x
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supported constants: pi and e
Note 1: all trigonometric functions take or return radians (not degrees).
Note 2: abs() in 1.52 version has no derivative thus "derivative function"
is not available for the functions that contain abs(). Version 1.60 overcomes
such limitation, because it adds several special functions but I had no
time to finish it.
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