Valid Format for Input Function

Following symbols can be recognized by input window and parser: And even more defined in SpecialFunction class by  Leigh Brookshaw.

Also He define some constants other than pi and e:

  /**
   * Boltzman Constant. Units erg/deg(K)
   */
    public static final double BOLTZMAN     = 1.3807e-16;
  /**
   * Elementary Charge. Units statcoulomb
   */
    public static final double ECHARGE      = 4.8032e-10;
  /**
   * Electron Mass. Units g
   */
    public static final double EMASS        = 9.1095e-28;
  /**
   * Proton Mass. Units g
   */
    public static final double PMASS        = 1.6726e-24;
  /**
   * Gravitational Constant. Units dyne-cm^2/g^2
   */
    public static final double GRAV         = 6.6720e-08;
  /**
   * Planck constant. Units erg-sec
   */
    public static final double PLANCK       = 6.6262e-27;
  /**
   * Speed of Light in a Vacuum. Units cm/sec
   */
    public static final double LIGHTSPEED   = 2.9979e10;
  /**
   * Stefan-Boltzman Constant. Units erg/cm^2-sec-deg^4
   */
    public static final double STEFANBOLTZ  = 5.6703e-5;
  /**
   * Avogadro Number. Units  1/mol
   */
    public static final double AVOGADRO     = 6.0220e23;
  /**
   * Gas Constant. Units erg/deg-mol
   */
    public static final double GASCONSTANT  = 8.3144e07;
  /**
   * Gravitational Acceleration at the Earths surface. Units cm/sec^2
   */
    public static final double GRAVACC      = 980.67;

  /**
   * Solar Mass. Units g
   */
    public static final double SOLARMASS    = 1.99e33;
  /**
   * Solar Radius. Units cm
   */
    public static final double SOLARRADIUS  = 6.96e10;
  /**
   * Solar Luminosity. Units erg/sec
   */
    public static final double SOLARLUM     = 3.90e33;
  /**
   * Solar Flux. Units erg/cm^2-sec
   */
    public static final double SOLARFLUX    = 6.41e10;
  /**
   * Astronomical Unit (radius of the Earth's orbit). Units cm
   */
    public static final double AU           = 1.50e13;