using cosh and inverse cosh in matlab

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mohammed hussein
mohammed hussein el 11 de Feb. de 2022
Comentada: Steven Lord el 11 de Feb. de 2022
Hi all
i have problem using cosh and cosh^-1 in matlab . in my program i have to solve complex number using cosh and i have to reused cosh^-1 to get the same number but i couldnt . for example
A=5+5i
B= cosh(A) it gives (21.0506 -71.1553i)
A=acosh(B) it gives (5.0000 - 1.2832i) which is not the same A (5+5i)
how can i solve this problem
thank you

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Steven Lord
Steven Lord el 11 de Feb. de 2022
What problem?
A1 = 5+5i
A1 = 5.0000 + 5.0000i
A2 = acosh(cosh(A1))
A2 = 5.0000 - 1.2832i
(A2-A1)/(2i*pi)
ans = -1
Remember that as stated on Wikipedia "hyperbolic functions are periodic with respect to the imaginary component, with period " So you received a correct answer (if you added one period, , to A2 you get A1 or close enough) even if it wasn't the correct answer you expected.
A1 - (A2 + 2i*pi)
ans = 0
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mohammed hussein
mohammed hussein el 11 de Feb. de 2022
Editada: mohammed hussein el 11 de Feb. de 2022
Thank you very much for your answer. The problem is to find the original number after using a hyperbolic function (cosh). Theoretically, when I have the results of (cosh) and I want the original number before (cosh), I used the inverse of cosh (acosh).
As I explain in the example , If I have this complex number A=5+5i and I only have the result of cosh(A) which is (21.0506 -71.1553i). but I want the A (original number) so I normally use the inverse of cosh, A=acosh(B) which is in MATLAB (5.0000 - 1.2832i). the result of MATLAB is a different number than what I used in beginning (A=5+5i).
My question is how can I use the acosh of complex numbers from the result of cosh to find the original number (A) without error especially in the imaginary part . The most important is to find A because i only have results of cosh
Thank you again for your answer
Steven Lord
Steven Lord el 11 de Feb. de 2022
Without more information, you can't.
As a simpler example, I'm thinking of a number that gives the result 4 when squared. What is my number?
You may say that the answer is 2. That is one correct answer. A different correct answer is -2.
It is impossible for you to tell whether the number I was thinking of was 2 or -2.

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