complex notation meaning

• [Electronics]
  Notation taking into consideration both the real-number and imaginary-number components of a quantity. Thus, impedance (Z) is a complex quantity that includes a resistive (real) component (R) and a reactive (imaginary) component (jX). See COMPLEX NUMBER and COMPLEX OPERATOR.
  

• It also tends to result in a complex notation because each facet must be distinguishable as recorded.
• Fibonacci himself used a complex notation for fractions involving a combination of a mixed radix notation with sums of fractions.
• First, a smaller note value in the beat unit implies a more complex notation, which can affect ease of performance.
• To teach foreign students, Viswa employed complex notations to represent the ornamentation / oscillation that is characteristic to South Indian music.
• The hats on the complex notation, the quantity \ mid \ mathbf { E } \ mid is the amplitude of the wave.
• An equivalent but simpler expression for a monochromatic wave of frequency �, using the complex notation for the fields, is the following:
• At first these were illustrated with photographs; then he employed Ligia Montoya to do careful drawings, using Sol�rzano's complex notation system.
• The mathematical expressions reported under the figures give the three electric field components of circularly polarized plane wave propagating in the z-direction, in complex notation.
• The expression of the electric field radiated at a distance r far from the antenna is, adopting complex notation in spherical coordinate system ( r; \ theta; \ phi ):
• Unlike electromagnetic fields, quantum-mechanical wavefunctions are complex . ( Often in the case of EM fields complex notation is used for convenience, but it is understood that in fact the fields are real.

• "complex notation" meaning in Chinese: 复数表示法
• "complex notation" meaning in Japanese: 複素表示｛ふくそ ひょうじ｝