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Does the problem boil down to selecting the real part of a complex number? Correct me if I'm wrong, but the conjugate of z is merely 2*Re(z) - z. For example, t
by aabajian 2y ago
Does the problem boil down to selecting the real part of a complex number? Correct me if I'm wrong, but the conjugate of z is merely 2*Re(z) - z. For example, the conjugate of a + bi is 2*a - (a + bi) = a - bi.
- RandomThoughts3 2y agoThere is no problem. This is just a non holomorphic function of C to C. Differentiable functions are the exception not the norm (no pun intended).