Complex Numbers Flashcards

1
Q

what is the exponential form for writing a complex number

A

z = re^iθ

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2
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what is eulers formula

A

e^iθ = cosθ + isinθ

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3
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what is the modulus of e^iθ

A

e^iθ = 1

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4
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what is the modulus of e^2piin

A

1

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5
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for 2 complex numbers z1 and z2, what does |z1*z2| equal

A

|z1*z2| = |z1| * |z2|

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6
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what does arg(z1*z2) equal

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arg(z1*z2) = arg(z1) + arg(z2)

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7
Q

what is the effect of multiplying a complex number by i

A

rotation of pi/2 ACW

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8
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what is the complex form of cosθ

A

cosθ = (e^iθ + e^-iθ) / 2

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9
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what is the complex form of sinθ

A

sinθ = (e^iθ - e^-iθ) / 2i

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10
Q

why does (cosθ + isinθ)^n = cosnθ + isinnθ simply speaking

A

because e^inθ = (e^iθ)^n

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11
Q

what is the basis of demoivres theorem problems

A

using this idea of (cosθ + isinθ)^n = cosnθ + isinnθ to write one side in terms of the other

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12
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what does the equation 4 + 2e^iθ tell you about the circle drawn

A
  • the centre is at (4,0)

- it has a radius of 2

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13
Q

how would you solve z^3 = -1

A
  • write z^3 in its complex form
  • add +2ipi*k to the power
  • cube root both sides
  • write all the solution for each k, starting from 0, until 2pi is reached
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14
Q

if a = a* (a* = complex conjugate of a) what does that mean about the imaginary part of a

A
  • the imaginary part of a = 0

- so a is a real number

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15
Q

if p(z) = az^n + bz^n-1 + cz^n-2 +…+ qz + r, where all the coefficients are real, what does that mean for the roots of p(z)

A

the roots = 0

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16
Q

what about if z1 is a root the equation

A

then the conjugate z1* is also a root

17
Q

what is this basically telling us

A

if a polynomial equation has a complex number as a root, the conjugate of that complex number will be another root

18
Q

what is the formula for coshx

A

coshx = (e^x + e^-x) / 2

19
Q

what is the formula for sinhx

A

sinhx = (e^x - e^-x) / 2

20
Q

comparing the complex formulas for cosx and coshx, what is the relationship between them

A
  • cosx = coshix

- therefore cosix = coshx

21
Q

comparing the complex formulas for sinx and sinhx, what is the relationship between them

A
  • i*sinx = sinhix

- therefore sinix = i*sinhx

22
Q

what is the formula for discerning ln(re^iθ)

A

ln(re^iθ) = ln|r| + ln(e^iθ) = lnr + (iθ + 2pini)

23
Q

what is the formula for the summation of a geometric progression

A

Sn = a(1 - r^n) / 1 - r

24
Q

where does i(t) = C*dv/dt come from

A
  • i(t) = dQ/dt = dQ/dv * dv/dt
  • dQ/dv is capacitance (C = Q/V)
  • therefore i(t) = C*dv/dt
25
Q

what is the formula for current in a capacitor in terms of j,w,C and V

A

I = jwCV

26
Q

does the phase of the current in this case lag behind or lead the voltage by pi/2 rads

A

it leads

27
Q

knowing v(t) = L*dI/dt, what is the formula for the current in an inductor in terms V,j,w and L

A

I = V / jwL

28
Q

is the current through an inductor lagging or leading relative to the pd

A

its lagging

29
Q

how would you know whether the current is lagging or leading

A
  • if j is in the numerator for the current calculation, its leading
  • if j is in the denominator for the current calculation, its lagging
30
Q

whenever you come across 1 - j/wRC, what can you equate it to just because you can for some reason

A

re^-jθ

31
Q

what can you rewrite the int(e^-ax * cosbx) dx to in order for it to be solvable and why

A
  • Re[int(e^(-ax + ibx)) dx]

- because cosnθ = Re[e^inθ]