from complex import ComplexFloat64

# Initialize two complex numbers
a = ComplexFloat64(re=3.0, im=4.0)
b = ComplexFloat64(re=5.0, im=-2.0)

# Perform basic operations
c = a + b  # Add two complex numbers
d = a * b  # Multiply two complex numbers
e = -a     # Negate a complex number
f = a.norm()  # Get the magnitude of a complex number

print(f"Addition: {c}, Multiplication: {d}, Negation: {e}, Magnitude: {f}")

Overview

The ComplexSIMD component from the complex package offers a sophisticated way to represent and manipulate complex numbers leveraging SIMD (Single Instruction, Multiple Data) capabilities. This component is designed to efficiently handle complex mathematical operations, particularly beneficial for high-performance computing tasks.

Key Features

Use Cases

Considerations

Compatibility

The ComplexSIMD component is designed to be versatile, but its performance benefits are most pronounced on platforms that support SIMD instructions. The choice between ComplexFloat32 and ComplexFloat64 should be made based on the precision requirements of the application and the underlying hardware capabilities.