Lecture

Complex Numbers: Definitions and Properties

Description

This lecture covers the definitions and properties of complex numbers, including the field of complex numbers, the conjugate, the real and imaginary parts, algebraic form, modulus, and argument. It also discusses the polar decomposition of complex numbers, the exponential form, the Moivre's formula, and the concept of isometries and similarities in the complex plane.

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Algebra: Linear algebra, Abstract algebra, Equations

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