Chap 3: Elementary functions, Sec 30: The Exponential Function Flashcards
$e^z$ is defined as
What happens in the real case
$e^{x}e^{iy} = e^{x}(\cos{y}+i\sin{y})$
in the real case where y = 0 this reduces to $e^z = e^x $
as in the real case
$|e^z|$
$e^x$
arg($e^z$)
$y+2 n \pi \quad n \ in Z$
Properties of $e^z$ similar to real case
$e^z$ is an entire function
derivitives, product quotient rules all same
$e^z \ \not = 0 \ \forall \ z \ \in C$
Periodicity of complex exponential function
$e^z$ is periodic with period $2\pi i$
so that
$e^{z+2 \pi i} = e^z$
Negativity of complex exponential function
$e^z$ CAN be negative for all odd powers in exp
$e^{i(2n+1)\pi} = -1 \ \forall \ n \ \in \ Z$
Getting any $z \in C$ from exponential function, given that z is not zero
Given any $0 \not = z \in C, \exists \ w \ \in C$ st $e^w = z$