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This is a very terse review of their most important properties. An
arbitrary complex number
can be written as:
where
,
, and
. All complex numbers can be written as a real amplitude
times a complex exponential form involving a phase angle. Again,
it is difficult to convey how incredibly useful this result is without
further study, but I commend it to your attention.
Robert G. Brown
2004-04-12