A calculus of the absurd
1
Introduction
I
A Level mathematics (and further mathematics)
2
Solving problems
3
Sequences and series
4
Concrete algebra
5
A brief digression on numbers
6
Proof
7
Trigonometry
8
Exponentials and logarithms
9
Coordinate geometry
10
Differential calculus
11
Integral calculus
12
Polar coordinates
13
Differential equations
14
Complex numbers
14.1
Introduction
14.2
The Argand diagram
14.3
The trigonometric form of a complex number
14.4
The exponential form of a complex number
14.5
Properties of the exponential form of a complex number
14.6
Helpful things to know about the exponential form
14.7
Cool stuff with trigonometry
14.8
The roots of unity
15
Hyperbolic functions
II
A Level Further Mathematics
III
General mathematics
IV
Algorithms
V
Computer science science stuff
VI
Miscellaneous
Complex numbers
Chapter 14
Complex numbers
This is a further maths topic.
14.1
Introduction
14.2
The Argand diagram
14.3
The trigonometric form of a complex number
14.4
The exponential form of a complex number
14.5
Properties of the exponential form of a complex number
14.6
Helpful things to know about the exponential form
14.7
Cool stuff with trigonometry
14.8
The roots of unity