Sunday, 15 November 2015

computational mathematics - Simplified way of finding a complex number raised to another complex number

This question here has the answer but I'm still in school and I don't understand any of it. I'm writing a computer program that takes a complex number a + ib and raises it to c + id and I need to return the resulting complex number x + iy.



My Question is: What do I get when I raise (a + ib) to (c + id) to get an answer in the form (x + iy)?



I don't need to understand it all I just need to set



realPart = ....



and




imaginaryPart = ...



If there are multiple possible values then which one do I want? and how many possible values?

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