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- Subject: [mg584] Re[mg557] (best answer)
- From: wmm at chem.wayne.edu (Martin McClain)
- Date: Tue, 21 Mar 95 10:27:02 EST
> Does anybody know a core or standard package command that makes
> transformations like (-1)^(3/4) -> (-1+I)/Sqrt[2] ?
There was a simple answer to my question, supplied by Robby Villegas of
WRI.
Here it is: ComplexExpand.
I missed it because there is nothing like ComplexExpand[(-1)^(3/4)] among
the examples given in The Book. This is a really common need, and I hope
it will appear as an example in future editions.
Thanks, Robby, and also thanks to others who sent home-made operators that
also do the job nicely.
Martin McClain
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