0 a value that contains both a real number and an imaginary number --
1 a value that contains both a real number and an imaginary number --
The path integral assigns to all these amplitudes "equal weight" but varying phase, or argument of the complex number.
The example is a basic definition of a complex number: it defines the instance variables, and a method to initialize the object.
For example, the type definition of a complex number is intended to be a strict one, but without language support it is not possible to indicate this.
Its main feature is the 'inflation-subdivision' property: there is a complex number with > 1, such that multiplication by maps every tile into a union of tiles.
When one complex number and one real number solution are obtained, the real number gives the orientation change point at which the manipulator does not have continuing orientation.
This vector can be represented as a complex number with unit magnitude.
Let us denote the argument of the complex number representing the amplitude of the initial perturbation amplitude.
For every r there exist two real number solutions, or two complex number solutions or mixed solutions.
