vsip_veuler_p - Convert Real Vector to Complex Euler Representation

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4.2.11 vsip_veuler_p - Convert Real Vector to Complex Euler Representation

void vsip_veuler_f(vsip_vview_f const *a, vsip_cvview_f const *r);

Description

This function converts a real vector of angles (in radians) to a complex vector using Euler’s formula. The operation performs element-wise conversion using Euler’s formula:

jai ri= e = cos(ai)+jsin(ai)

for all $i$ from 0 to $n-1$ , where $n$ is the length of the vectors, $ai$ is the angle in radians from the input vector, and $ri$ is the corresponding complex number on the unit circle.

Parameters

vsip_vview_p const* a: Input real vector containing angles in radians.
vsip_cvview_p const* r: Output complex vector that will store the results.

Notes

Both vectors must have the same length.
The input angles must be in radians.

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