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NAME pi - evaluate pi to specified accuracy SYNOPSIS pi([eps]) TYPES eps nonzero real, defaults to epsilon() return real DESCRIPTION Returns a multiple of eps differing from t

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function angle = pi_to_pi(angle) %function angle = pi_to_pi(angle) % Input: array of angles. % Tim Bailey 2000 %angle = mod(angle, 2*pi); % mod() not necessary as angles are (nearly) always

function angle = pi_to_pi(angle) %function angle = pi_to_pi(angle) % Input: array of angles. % Tim Bailey 2000 angle = mod(angle, 2*pi); i=find(angle>pi); angle(i)=angle(i)-2*pi; i=find

function angle = pi_to_pi(angle) %function angle = pi_to_pi(angle) % Input: array of angles. % Tim Bailey 2000 %angle = mod(angle, 2*pi); % Avoid mod() as angles are (nearly) always bounded

function angle = pi_to_pi(angle) %function angle = pi_to_pi(angle) % Input: array of angles. % Tim Bailey 2000 angle = mod(angle, 2*pi); i=find(angle>pi); angle(i)=angle(i)-2*pi; i=find