W=z^n- transformation in complex space

In summary, the function w(z) = zn conserves angles at every point on the complex plane except for 0 and infinity. At infinity, the function does not preserve angles, and this can be seen by looking at it in a different local coordinate, where infinity is considered to be 0.
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omri3012
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Hallo,

When i regard complex function,

Why does the transformation w=zn don't "conserve" angels when

z go to infinity?

Thanks
Omri
 
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On the complex plane, at every point except for 0 the function w(z) = zn conserves angles because it's holomorphic with derivative non-zero. So it doesn't matter 'how close' to infinity you are, it's still angle preserving. But on the Riemann sphere, at the point infinity, you have to look at it in a different local coordinate in order to take the derivative. Canonically the coordinate is 1/z, so the point infinity is locally considered 0. In this case AT infinity the function won't preserve angles
 

FAQ: W=z^n- transformation in complex space

What is a W=z^n-transformation in complex space?

A W=z^n-transformation in complex space is a type of mathematical transformation that involves raising a complex number z to the power of n. This results in a new complex number, referred to as W, and can be represented graphically as a transformation of points on a complex plane.

What is the significance of using complex numbers in this transformation?

The use of complex numbers in this transformation allows for a greater range of possible transformations compared to using only real numbers. The imaginary component of complex numbers allows for rotation and scaling, resulting in more complex and interesting transformations.

How does changing the value of n affect the transformation?

The value of n determines the number of times z is multiplied by itself in the transformation. This can result in different types of transformations, such as rotation, scaling, or combinations of both. A larger value of n will result in a more complex and intricate transformation.

Can this transformation be applied to any complex number?

Yes, this transformation can be applied to any complex number. However, the resulting W will also be a complex number. This transformation is commonly used in fractal geometry to create complex and visually appealing patterns.

Are there any real-life applications of W=z^n-transformation in complex space?

Yes, W=z^n-transformation has many applications in fields such as physics, engineering, and computer science. For example, it can be used to simulate and study the behavior of complex systems, such as fluid dynamics or electrical circuits. It is also used in image and signal processing to manipulate and enhance data.

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