Added complete elliptic functions for 1st and 2nd kind #135
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It needs some basic tests against known values (e.g. from papers or something like Mathematica). Ideally we should test all the branches. |
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I'm happy to merge as is, but it would be good to improve the coverage stats if possible (look at the coveralls output for which lines are still missed). |
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Okay!! |
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DONE!! Increased Coverage by adding more tests! |
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Thanks! |
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Computes Complete Elliptic functions E(k) and K(k) in domain [-inf,1) using piecewise approximate polynomial. Faster than all existing methods for elliptical integral computation ,(
benchmarked time = 0.021ns for 0<k<1) and quite precise as well having relative tolerance of within2*eps()in double precision case.