Description Usage Arguments Details
Arithmetic and comparison operations can sometimes be done on a unitbundle and an object of another type. This is most important for raising a unitbundle e1 to a power e2, which actually requires that e2 be a number, not a unitbundle. Another useful feature of unitbundle operations is that operation on a unitbundle and a list is conducted elementwise over the entire list. See Details | Operations combining unitbundles and non-unitbundles.
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e1 |
the first unitbundle (or other) |
e2 |
the second unitbundle (or other) |
Ops(e1,e2)
- defaultIn general, if one of e1 and e2 is a unitbundle and the other is not, the non-unitbundle is replaced by an empty unitbundle and the operation proceeds.
Ops(e1,e2)
- listsIf the non-unitbundle is a list, the operation is performed on the unitbundle and each element of the list.
If e1 is a unitbundle and e2 is numeric, the units in e1 are raised to the power in e2.
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