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In this video we introduce the discrete complex exponential, see its relation to cosines and sines, and check out some properties.

I showed that exponential function with complex number is going around a circle, but what is the exponential function?

Greetings, everyone! Welcome to @aplusbi This channel is dedicated to the fascinating realm of Complex Numbers.

This lecture explains the Exponential Function | Elementary Function | Complex Analysis #csirnet #complexnumbers ...

In this video we discuss and prove the conjugate and orthogonality properties of complex exponentials, showing that they form an ...

By the end of this video, viewers will have a clear comprehension of how to solve complex exponential equations like 3^x = x^9 ...

Are you ready to tackle a tricky exponential equation? In this video, we dive deep into solving 5^(x+1) - 7^(3x) = 0. This problem is ...

Unlock the secrets to solving complex exponential equations with this step-by-step guide! In this video, we tackle the viral math ...

Classical Mechanics - John R. Taylor Chapter 2: Projectiles and Charged Particles 2.6: Complex Exponentials Prob 2.46: For any ...

Solve sin(z) = 2 — the “impossible” trig equation your calculator flags as a DOMAIN ERROR on the real line. In this video, we step ...

This exponential equation looks absolutely impossible. You have powers of x everywhere, different bases (8, 27, 12, 18), and a ...

If : f(x) = 3 power x : Find x : If : f (x +1) + f (x - 1) = 90.

Okay So what we're going to look at today is these exponential equations that I'm going to end up needing to use a log in order to ...

Topics Covered Infinite power towers Complex exponentiation Fixed points and convergence Euler's formula Lambert W function ...

Can you find x from this challenging exponential equation? Solve: 2^(x² - 4x + 2) = 5/4, Find x This problem features a quadratic ...

CATW03 | Dr. Philippe Trinh | The search for complex singularities in exponential asymptotics Speaker: Dr Philippe Trinh ...

Know how transformations work. For exponential (or logarithmic functions), be familiar with the 3 easy points on the toolkit ...