| Subject: | rapidly converging series for cos (n * atan(3/2)) ? |
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| Date: | 30 Apr 2006 02:32:39 -0700 |
| Newsgroups: | sci.math |
Many thanks to all who helped with the previous question.
I wondered whether there is a nice rapidly converging series (NRCS) for
the real and imaginary parts of a power such as, say, (3+2i)^n.
(3+2i)^n = (13^(n/2), n * atan(3/2))
= 13^(n/2) cis (n * atan(3/2))
So the q boils down to, are there NRCSs for
cos (n * atan(3/2)) and sin (n * atan(3/2))
TIA
Chris
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