Use sincos() rather than separate sin/cos for expj#958
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As an optimization, use sincos() to compute the real and imaginary components of expj() rather than separate sin() and cos(). Also update the expj example in the documentation. Signed-off-by: Thomas Benson <tbenson@nvidia.com>
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As an optimization, use sincos() to compute the real and imaginary components of expj() rather than separate sin() and cos(). Also update the expj example in the documentation and add new test cases.