asinh

Inverse hyperbolic sine in radians

Usage

asinh(A)

• A should be an array, which can be complex or real.
• It returns an array containing the inverse hyperbolic sine (in radians) of each element of A.
• For real elements of A, it returns real values​​. (See example below.)
• For complex elements of A, it returns complex numbers.
• The output has the same size as A.

Example

Input

x=linspace(-100,100);
y=asinh(x);
plot(x,y,'.-');
xlabel('x')
ylabel('asinh(x) in radians')

Output