I hate when I see math that I used to understand. It makes me want to research it until I understand it again. When I have time I'm going to look up complex number basics and, see if you get my math, I'll reread this post 100 times and have, I'll be generous, a 51% probability of fully understanding it.
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the basic of complex numbers is quite easy to understand.
They emerged from the Problem x^2 =-1 . Without complex numbers this one is not solvable. So in order to make numbers more complete we added i with the property i^2=-1. You can treat "i" like any constant variable, but when you get i^2 you can replace it with -1.
ah, got it. Thanks!
you are welcome. I am happy to hear it helped you.
Now that's depressing. I'd say just find a problem that interests you and ask if you're stuck.
If only there were more hours in the day ;-)