Constants Class
Contains various mathematical constants.
Definition
Namespace: Numerics.NET
Assembly: Numerics.NET (in Numerics.NET.dll) Version: 9.0.4
C#
Assembly: Numerics.NET (in Numerics.NET.dll) Version: 9.0.4
public static class Constants
- Inheritance
- Object → Constants
Remarks
Some real numbers return time and again in mathematical calculations. This class provides pre-calculated values for many of these numbers:
Fields
Catalan | Represents Catalan's constant. |
Degree |
Represents the size of a 1 degree angle in radians.
Obsolete. |
Degrees | Represents the size of a 1 degree angle in radians. |
E | Represents the base for the natural logarithm, e. |
Eulers | Represents Euler's constant. |
Feigenbaum | Represents Feigenbaum's constant. |
Glaisher | Represents Glaisher's constant. |
Golden | Represents the Golden Ratio. |
Inv | Represents the base-10 logarithm of E. |
Inv | Represents the base 2 logarithm of E. |
Khinchin | Represents Khinchin's constant. |
Log10 | Represents the natural logarithm of 10. |
Log10E | Represents the base 10 logarithm of E. |
Log17 | Represents the natural logarithm of 17. |
Log2 | Represents the natural logarithm of 2. |
Log3 | Represents the natural logarithm of 3. |
Log | Represents the natural logarithm of two times Pi. |
One | Represents the inverse of Pi. |
One | Represents the inverse of the square root of Pi. |
One | Represents the inverse of the square root of two times Pi. |
Pi | Represents pi, the ratio of the circumference of a cirlce to its diameter. |
PiOver | Represents 0.25 times Pi. |
PiOver | Represents 0.5 times Pi. |
PiSquared | Represents Pi squared. |
Radians | Represents the number of degrees in 1 radians. |
Sqrt17 | Represents the square root of 17. |
Sqrt2 | Represents the square root of 2. |
Sqrt3 | Represents the square root of 3. |
Sqrt5 | Represents the square root of 5. |
Sqrt7 | Represents the square root of 7. |
Sqrt | Represents the square root of Pi. |
Sqrt | Represents the square root of two times Pi. |
Two | Represents 2 divided by Pi. |
Two | Represents two times Pi. |