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what's the relation between hyperbola and hyperbolic function?
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Normal trigonometric functions are defined in terms of angles and measurements in the unit circle (eg, sine = y coordinate of where the radius intersects with the circumference). The hyperbolic functions are defined in the same way, except that they use the unit hyperbola, not the unit circle.
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... how to explicitly express alpha/2 as function of x and y??
You mean the definitions of sinh and cosh? \[\sinh(\alpha)=\frac{e^\alpha-e^{-\alpha}}{2}\] \[\cosh(\alpha)=\frac{e^\alpha+e^{-\alpha}}{2}\]
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