24 Views of the
Complex Exponential Function
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Color map
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Discrete color map
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Color coded surface
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Notes
If you have installed the free
viewer, clicking on an image above will open a corresponding
document.
In the color maps, hue indicates phase, saturation and lightness
indicate magnitude. Real values are cyan, pure imaginary values are
red. In general, one can see the sinousoidal variation along the
imaginary or y-axis and exponential variation along the real or
x-axis.
References
- 24 ways of
looking at Dao De Ching 33
- 24
Views of Mt. Fuji by Hokusai Katsushika
- The
Complex Exponential and Complex Logarithm
- Navigating
Views of the Complex Exponential Function
- Exponential
Tetraview
- Xaq
Pitkow's exp(z) page
