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Roots of a complex

Use the Euler formula and the De Moivre theorem to evaluate powers of complex numbers, to determine / th roots of a complex number, and to identify real and imaginary parts of functions of a complex variable... [Pg.28]

It follows that one square root of a complex number (where = ) is given by ... [Pg.41]

Some of the functions that are useful in practical applications are not uniquely defined. Examples of such functions are nth roots of a complex variable for n > 1. For a specific example, consider the case when n = 2 ... [Pg.147]

The square root of a complex number is a number that will yield the first number when multiplied by itself. Just as with real numbers, there are two square roots of a complex number. If z = re, one of the square roots is given by... [Pg.51]

There are three cube roots of a complex number. These can be found by looking for the numbers that when cubed yield and. These... [Pg.51]

When the dielectric function itself is complex, we must take the square root of a complex number or n = Ve where the tildes represent complex quantities. We can write... [Pg.474]


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