if a root (of a complex function) is viewed as a particle, what happens when we think about wave-particle duality?
@futurebird like classical v quantum: classical roots have definite positions and velocities when they move.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wave%E2%80%93particle_duality …
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@graveolens Ok, maybe I'm being too literal. What is the wavelength and magnitude of some root a+bi in this analogy? -
@futurebird I've been throwing together a simple inventory of two dimensional point sets, because each can considered the roots of something - 2 more replies
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