Further Examples: InverseJacobiSN

InverseJacobiCD

Applying JacobiCD to the result of InverseJacobiCD gives back the original argument.

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Applying InverseJacobiCD to the result of JacobiCD may give back something different from the original argument, because JacobiCD is not one-to-one.

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This is the derivative.

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InverseJacobiCN

Applying JacobiCN to the result of InverseJacobiCN gives back the original argument.

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Applying InverseJacobiCN to the result of JacobiCN may give back something different from the original argument, because JacobiCN is not one-to-one.

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This is the derivative.

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InverseJacobiCS

Applying JacobiCS to the result of InverseJacobiCS gives back the original argument.

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Applying InverseJacobiCS to the result of JacobiCS may give back something different from the original argument, because JacobiCS is not one-to-one.

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This is the derivative.

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InverseJacobiDC

Applying JacobiDC to the result of InverseJacobiDC gives back the original argument.

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Applying InverseJacobiDC to the result of JacobiDC may give back something different from the original argument, because JacobiDC is not one-to-one.

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This is the derivative.

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InverseJacobiDN

Applying JacobiDN to the result of InverseJacobiDN gives back the original argument.

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Applying InverseJacobiDN to the result of JacobiDN may give back something different from the original argument, because JacobiDN is not one-to-one.

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This is the derivative.

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InverseJacobiDS

Applying JacobiDS to the result of InverseJacobiDS gives back the original argument.

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Applying InverseJacobiDS to the result of JacobiDS may give back something different from the original argument, because JacobiDS is not one-to-one.

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This is the derivative.

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InverseJacobiNC

Applying JacobiNC to the result of InverseJacobiNC gives back the original argument.

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Applying InverseJacobiNC to the result of JacobiNC may give back something different from the original argument, because JacobiNC is not one-to-one.

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This is the derivative.

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InverseJacobiND

Applying JacobiND to the result of InverseJacobiND gives back the original argument.

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Applying InverseJacobiND to the result of JacobiND may give back something different from the original argument, because JacobiND is not one-to-one.

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This is the derivative.

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InverseJacobiNS

Applying JacobiNS to the result of InverseJacobiNS gives back the original argument.

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Applying InverseJacobiNS to the result of JacobiNS may give back something different from the original argument, because JacobiNS is not one-to-one.

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This is the derivative.

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InverseJacobiSC

Applying JacobiSC to the result of InverseJacobiSC gives back the original argument.

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Applying InverseJacobiSC to the result of JacobiSC may give back something different from the original argument, because JacobiSC is not one-to-one.

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This is the derivative.

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InverseJacobiSD

Applying JacobiSD to the result of InverseJacobiSD gives back the original argument.

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Applying InverseJacobiSD to the result of JacobiSD may give back something different from the original argument, because JacobiSD is not one-to-one.

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This is the derivative.

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InverseJacobiSN

Applying JacobiSN to the result of InverseJacobiSN gives back the original argument.

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Applying InverseJacobiSN to the result of JacobiSN may give back something different from the original argument, because JacobiSN is not one-to-one.

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This is the derivative.

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