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i x is x rotated left by pi/2 df/dx = f df(ix)/dx = i f (ix) so the "velocity" is always orthogonal to the "position". Thus the solution to this equation in
by Certhas 7y ago
i x is x rotated left by pi/2
df/dx = f
df(ix)/dx = i f (ix)
so the "velocity" is always orthogonal to the "position". Thus the solution to this equation in the complex numbers has to be a rotation.