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Along lines similar to @stdlib/math/constants/float64-half-pi, this RFC proposes the addition of a new constant package to @stdlib/math/constants; namely, pi/4. The constant pi/4 finds common occurrence in various math implementations; e.g., acos, asin, atan.

Package name possibilities include:

@stdlib/math/constants/float64-pi-over-four
@stdlib/math/constants/float64-quarter-pi
@stdlib/math/constants/float64-pi-div-four
@stdlib/math/constants/float64-pio4
@stdlib/math/constants/float64-fourth-pi

The last name possibility is consistent with float64-half-pi, but is a bit more awkward/less commonly said. Individuals may be more likely to say "pi over four" than "fourth pi". But then again, individuals may be more likely to say "pi over two" rather than "half pi". In terms of conventions, a separate convention for similar type constants could be imposed where the divisor is greater than 2; i.e., keep *-half-pi type names, but then also have *-pi-over-three, *-pi-over-four, etc.

FWIW, Boost follows the convention *-fourth-pi.

Related Issues

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Acceptance of this proposal would impact PR #75.

Questions

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• According to what naming convention should the proposed package follow?