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Using Python to Create Functions, Models & Scripts

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/* Working with Mathematical Expressions */
* Defining custom temporal excitation waveforms in [[EM.Tempo]]
Mathematical expressions are indeed text strings made up of reserved names like variable or standard output parameters in combination with operators and functions. You can use the basic arithmetic operators: addition "+", subtraction "-", multiplication "*", division "/", as well as the right and left parentheses "(" and ")" as delimiters. For raising powers, you can either use the power function pow(x,y) or simply use the symbol "^**", e.g. "x^**y". The Pi number π = 3.1415926... is denoted by "pi" as a reserved name, and letter "e" stands for the Euler number e = 2.7182818... or the base of natural logarithm.
== EM.Cube's Function Library ==
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