>imaginary numbers
>not part of the "real number set"
>they actually exist in nature in real life
>>16696520 (OP)It’s just a quotient ring of the univariate polynomial ring of the reals. Specifically C = R[x]/(x^2+1).
>>16696871Well my dad had open heart surgery and they didn't find any imaginary numbers in there
>>16696520 (OP)I is a formulaic compression of 1^2(-1)
>>16696890I meant to say (sqrt(1))(-1)
>>16696744The same place you see any other number in reality
>>16696871Feel free to show me a picture of i hearts or even just i people if you don't want to go ripping out i hearts just for a picture.
>>16696520 (OP)Some people call them tangential numbers.
>>16696520 (OP)when someone says "imaginary numbres" I know for a fact the most dumbest retarded shit will come next form his mouth
>>16696744>>16696871>>16697392>>16697763Prove 1 exists in real life. Not a singular quality of something, literally the number 1. Show it to me.
Observational evidence would seem to support the existence of 1.
>>16697788Those are ascii characters, not 1.
>>16697811How is 1 a number without 2 being a number? What does it mean then?
>>16697814just another midwit who learned about successor construction on wikipedia
>>16697814>>16697815Invoking any other number is a shorthand. A multitude of things are not one in the same, we have to eliminate the seemings of retards who think their counting years are legitimate just because they were taught when they were young, weak, and pathetic.
>>16697815What? Lol retard
>>16697817What does counting have to do with anything? What makes 1 a number?
>>166978201 is the only number by definition.
>>16697825Okay, what's the definition?
>>16697833You're using that as a synonym for number, not a definition for 1. Try again. What's the definition of 1.
>>166978381 is the only number, by definition.
>>16697842You're using that as a synonym for number, not a definition for 1. Try again. What's the definition of 1.
>>166978431 is the only number, by definition.
>>16697846The definition of number.
Imaginary numbers are an extra number to account for phase. Take Eulers equation e^ix = cos x + i sin x, the real part is the actual amplitude of the wave you measure, the sine part tells you the 'momentum' of the wave, if its increasing or decreasing.
The wave equation x'' = -x states that the wave accelerates inversely to its position, but you need to account for its velocity too.
You need both position and velocity to represent a state in that system.
>>16697898>I can't into 4 dimensional wavesyeah, well, sucks to be you buddy
>>16697949Good thing we live in three dimensional space then.
>>16697777In your post. Twice, even.