ObsessiveMathsFreak wrote :
I have complex formulas involving several occurances of complex
exponentials. e.g. e^(2*I*theta), e^(3*I*theta)
I would like to find the real part of the expression (there are
several variables), but when I do so, the expression becomes unwieldy
with a lot of terms li
I have complex formulas involving several occurances of complex
exponentials. e.g. e^(2*I*theta), e^(3*I*theta)
I would like to find the real part of the expression (there are
several variables), but when I do so, the expression becomes unwieldy
with a lot of terms like
sin(-2*real_part(theta)) sh
