Added PHI and PSI aliases for GOLDEN_RATIO #7
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PHI is the greek letter often assigned to the Golden Ratio (especially in Fibonacci-esque functions) while PSI is equivalent to the negative GOLDEN_RATIO_INVERSE, or the reciprocal of PHI (i.e. PHI^-1, -1/PHI, or 1-PHI, etc.)
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Huh, I didn't know PSI was traditionally negative. Looks good! |
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PHI is the greek letter often assigned to the Golden Ratio (especially in Fibonacci-esque functions) while PSI is equivalent to the negative GOLDEN_RATIO_INVERSE, or the conjugate of PHI (i.e. PHI^-1, -1/PHI, or 1-PHI, etc.)
Explanation on Wikipedia