Lecture

Complex Numbers: Polar Representation

Description

This lecture covers the polar representation of complex numbers. It explains how a complex number can be represented as a rotation in the plane, leading to the concept of argument principal. The lecture also delves into the practicality of polar representation for complex number multiplication and finding roots of complex numbers.

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Mathematics

Algebra: Linear algebra

Analysis: Complex analysis

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