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http://adampanagos.org This series of videos reviews basic definitions and operations associated with complex numbers and ...

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A compilation of plots of different complex functions, like adding and multiplying complex constants, exponentiation, the power ...

This video goes over a few means of visualizing complex-valued functions/transformations, including domain coloring, modular ...

We briefly review the calculus of complex-valued functions with a real variable, that is needed for the study of differential ...

A brief introduction to Complex Functions, including basics and holomorphicity, as well as comparisons to real functions.

Complex functions are 4-dimensional: its input and output are complex numbers, and so represented in 2 dimensions each, ...

This video introduces functions of a complex variable, f(z). Important functions include monomials z^n, the complex exponential ...

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Join me as I explore the different ways we can visualize a complex function, to find which one deserves to be called their true ...

Specifically, I describe the natural log function as an example of a multiple-valued function requiring us to 'cut it up' to form a ...

How do you integrate multivalued functions in complex analysis? This video shows you how to solve a classic problem in most ...

This video introduces the complex Logarithm, Log(z), as the inverse of the complex exponential. The Logarithm is a very important ...

Limit of a Complex Valued Function | L35 | Introduction to Complex Analysis @ranjankhatu #limits #complexvariables Check the ...

For Part 1, see https://youtu.be/Iv4n33Pwpcc For Part 3, see https://youtu.be/umo35vObkvM For Part 4, see ...

THIS IS NOT PART OF THE HSC. In this video, we see an example of sketching a complex valued function, f(z) = e^z. Be sure to ...