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johndcook.com /1 month ago

Closer look at an identity

The previous post derived the identity and said in a footnote that the identity holds at least forВ x > 1 andВ y > 1. That’s true, but let’s see why the footnote is necessary...

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johndcook.com /1 month ago

Real and imaginary parts

The previous post announced some notes I wrote up based on an article by Henry Baker implementing functions of a complex variable in terms of functions of a real variable. That is,...

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habr.com /1 month ago

Царский путь к пониманию комплексных чисел. Часть II

В предыдущей части была рассмотрена предыстория комплексных чисел: от их первого открытия до понимания и умения их широко использовать в науке прошли сотни лет. Комплексные числа в...

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johndcook.com /1 month ago

Building complex functions out of real parts

A couple months ago I wrote about how to compute the sine and cosine of a complex number using only real functions of real variables using the equations You can do something analog...

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johndcook.com /3 weeks ago

Lobachevsky’s integral formula

Let f be an even function with period ПЂ. Then the following remarkable theorem by Lobachevsky holds. This theorem is useful in Fourier analysis and signal processing. It’s useful...

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johndcook.com /1 month ago

Square root of xВІ в€’ 1

How should we define в€љ(zВІ в€’ 1)? Well, you could square z, subtract 1, and take the square root. What else would you do?! The question turns out to be more subtle than it looks...

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johndcook.com /1 month ago

It’s not just Taylor series

There is still active discussion on X about the approximation exp(−x²) ≈ (1 + cos(sin(x) + x))/2 and some are saying this can just be explained by Taylor series: the series fo...

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habr.com /1 month ago

Когда неизвестное — не число, а функция: разбор функциональных уравнений с олимпиады IMC

Как создавался этот документ.Это учебное пособие по функциональным уравнениям я не писал руками. Я провёл со студентами ВШЭ онлайн-занятие факультатива по олимпиадной высшей матема...

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johndcook.com /1 month ago

Couth and uncouth function pairs

“You can’t always get what you want. But sometimes you get what you need.” — The Rolling Stones Circular functions and hyperbolic functions aren’t invertible, but we invert them...

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