Complex Analysis Episode 3: Complex Conjugate and Division

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[laurv]

Ha! this introductory series about complex numbers is actually good! Much better than the other video I watched where you tried to prove that the circle length is 2πr... hehe... Quite clear explained, nice pace, and writing on the glass (in reverse) is a wonderful idea (when I watched the first video in series, it put me in offsite for few seconds, and my jaw dropped, until I realized that you flipped the video, haha). If you allow me an advice (if not, I will say it anyhow, and try to stop me! :P), change the marker color, or the t-shirt color. When you write blue on blue, it is quite difficult to read, not all of us have young eyes like you. Kutgw.

[katenarain]

This is a great series! I was just wondering if you could make a video on the error bound and Taylor's theorem in relation to Taylor polynomials? Thanks!

[MrTheKingOfLoquendo]

Hey, great video!... I just wanted to ask you what do I need for studying this field... I've just dealed with my first semester of astronomy, having to study linear algebra, analytical geometry and math analysis... Do I have to know a little bit more of these topics to study complex analysis?