FunctionAdvisor/classify_function - return the class(es) to which the given mathematical function belongs
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Calling Sequence
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FunctionAdvisor(classify_function, math_function)
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Parameters
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classify_function
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literal name; 'classify_function'
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math_function
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Maple name of mathematical function
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Description
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The FunctionAdvisor(classify_function, math_function) command returns the class(es) to which the given function belongs.
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Examples
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BesselK belongs to the subclass "Bessel_related" of the class "0F1" and so, in principle, it can be related to various of the 26 functions of those classes - see FunctionAdvisor( "Bessel_related" ); and FunctionAdvisor( "0F1" );
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tan belongs to the subclass "trig" of the class "elementary" and so, in principle, it can be related to various of the 26 functions of those classes - see FunctionAdvisor( "trig" ); and FunctionAdvisor( "elementary" );
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JacobiTheta1 belongs to the class "Jacobi_related" and so, in principle, it can be related to various of the 18 functions of that class - see FunctionAdvisor( "Jacobi_related" );
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