It seems much more natural to me, and consistent with quite a few codes and libraries:
Essentially, it means the complex number is composed of the 32 or 64 bit float. One says double precision complex number, and double precision is 64 bit, so it's 64 bit complex number, c64 (yes, it is represented by 128bits).
It seems much more natural to me, and consistent with quite a few codes and libraries:
Essentially, it means the complex number is composed of the 32 or 64 bit float. One says double precision complex number, and double precision is 64 bit, so it's 64 bit complex number,
c64(yes, it is represented by 128bits).