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| The behavior of elementary transcendental functions, with a real argument (x), are well known (or should be) to every science student and researcher. However, this is not the case for the same functions with a complex argument (z = x+iy; x,y real). Having developed the appropriate software, mathematical functions in the complex plane can be presented in an esthetically pleasing format. For educational purposes (only!), the high-resolution image of f(z) = |sin(z)| , z = x+iy, -1<= x <= +1, -1<= y <=+1 may be viewed and downloaded at http://www.iging.com/Transcendental/...xTF%5CsinA.jpg Enjoy. D. Baruth X87(at)iging(dot)com |
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| A.L. <alewando@zanoza.com> wrote: Not exalting the gifted prevents quarreling. Not collecting treasures prevents stealing. Not seeing desirable things prevents confusion of the heart. laotse/LaotseE.htm#3 at Dans site Follow up to Nirwana -- Gruß, Raimund Mein Pfotoalbum <http://www.raimund.in-berlin.de> Mail ohne Anhang an <Reply-To:> wird gelesen. Im Impressum der Homepage findet sich immer eine länger gültige Adresse. |
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