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Visual Complex Analysis Tristan Needham
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA

Dr Daniel Angus wrote this interesting piece on data visualisation for our latest Queensland Science Teacher. I first read this book in 2001. September 6, 2012 ubpdqn Leave a comment Go to comments. This radical approach to complex analysis replaces the standard calculational arguments with new geometric ones. I have now re-read it and I hope to re-read it many more times. I don't think you'll need much real analysis for it. Well, a book that doesn't have many requisites is "Visual complex analysis" by Needham. For those who are interested, I'd say that the first chapter of Tristan Needham's “Visual Complex Analysis” is absolutely the best, most inspired, most intuitive inspiration of the complex numbers that I've seen. Visual Complex Analysis - Tristan Needam book” discussion on The Student Room's Maths forum. It might not be as rigorous as you would like. Information Visualisation: Making Visual Sense of Complex Ideas · Author STAQ. Visual Complex Analysis by Lars Ahlfors by Theodore W. Do that decomposition is intimately tied with complex numbers: the fourier transform, and all of the analyses and transformations built on it are dependent on the reality of complex numbers (and in particular on the magnificent Euler's equation up above).