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Complex numbers definition

Conversion of a complex number

The conversion of a complex number from trigonometric form to exponential form can be proven using the Taylor series expansion of the exponential function. Starting with the exponential form:

z=reiθz=reiθ

Taking the Taylor series expansion of eixeix around x=0x=0, we get:

eix=1+ixx22!ix33!+x44!+ix55!x66!ix77!+eix=1+ixx22!ix33!+x44!+ix55!x66!ix77!+

Substituting x=θx=θ into this expression, we get:

eiθ=1+iθθ22!iθ33!+θ44!+iθ55!θ66!iθ77!+eiθ=1+iθθ22!iθ33!+θ44!+iθ55!θ66!iθ77!+

Multiplying both sides by rr, we get:

reiθ=r(1+iθθ22!iθ33!+θ44!+iθ55!θ66!iθ77!+)reiθ=r(1+iθθ22!iθ33!+θ44!+iθ55!θ66!iθ77!+)

Simplifying this expression, we get:

reiθ=rcos(θ)+irsin(θ)reiθ=rcos(θ)+irsin(θ)

which is the trigonometric form of the complex number. Therefore, we have shown that the conversion from exponential form to trigonometric form is valid using the Taylor series expansion of the exponential function.


Published: 2023-05-08 08:02:14
Updated: 2023-05-08 08:20:14

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