i mean like ppl that know more than me that is...
i need to see how some graphs look...
w = f(z) = cos(z) st z is in C, the field of complex numbers.
for all z in the form of: x+iy (i being the algebraic number not in R), where x is held constant or y is held constant (for any given z)... for a few simple values (integers are fine) of x and y.
i have the obvious map where y is 0 and x is arbitrary.
i suppose i should use the complex exponential definition cos...
i need to see how some graphs look...
w = f(z) = cos(z) st z is in C, the field of complex numbers.
for all z in the form of: x+iy (i being the algebraic number not in R), where x is held constant or y is held constant (for any given z)... for a few simple values (integers are fine) of x and y.
i have the obvious map where y is 0 and x is arbitrary.
i suppose i should use the complex exponential definition cos...
