Examples of using Complex numbers in English and their translations into Danish
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Bombelli, himself, did not find working with complex numbers easy at first, writing in see also.
real and complex numbers, allows vectors manipulations.
He worked on the theory of complex numbers, the theory of functions
After giving this description of multiplication of complex numbers, Bombelli went on to give rules for adding
Before looking at his remarkable contribution to complex numbers we should remark that Bombelli first wrote down how to calculate with negative numbers. .
Let K be a field of algebraic functions of two variables over the field of complex numbers.
integral calculus, and complex numbers long before he met these topics in his formal education.
Frobenius was able to construct a complete set of representations by complex numbers.
Study was one of the leading pioneers in the geometry of complex numbers.
It seems to be quite fair to describe Bombelli as the inventor of complex numbers.
it is therefore not quite justified to call him the"first discoverer" of complex numbers.
double algebra in which he gave a geometric interpretation of complex numbers.
In his 1863 lectures he proved that the complex numbers are the only commutative algebraic extension of the real numbers. .
The complex numbers are often thought of as an extension of the reals created by adjoining the imaginary element i, where i2=-1.
he had overlooked the lack of unique factorisation in certain subrings of the complex numbers.
Jordan was led to study the finite subgroups of the general linear group of n n matrices over the complex numbers.
not over the complex numbers but over a finite field.
making practical use of complex numbers perhaps because they gave him useful results,
making practical use of complex numbers perhaps because they gave him useful results,
In his 1863 lectures he proved that the complex numbers are the only commutative algebraic extension of the real numbers.  Gauss had promised a