Mathematical Methods (B.Sc.)
Chapter:01 (Complex Numbers)
In this chapter, we will study the following topics:
- equality of complex numbers
- properties of complex numbers
- associative law of addition
- properties of multiplications
- multiplicative identity
- distributive law
- left and right distributive laws
- representationa of complex number
- argand’s diagram
- modulus of z
- represtation of argand’s diagram
- imaginary axis
- trigonometric or polar form of a complex number
- principal argument
- product and quotient of a complex number in polar form
- modulus and argument of given number
- locus of a complex number
- de moivre’s theorem
- applications of de moivre’s theorem
- roots of a complex number
- the principal nth root
- basic elementary functions
- euler’s identity
- euler’s formula
- trigonometric functions
- hyperbolic functions
- relationships between trigonometric and hyperbolic functions
- branch of logarithm
- principal algorithm
- inverse hyperbolic functions
- inverse trigonometric functions
- complex power
- the principal value of a complex power
- summation of series
- sum of infinite series
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