complex rectangular to polar
I'm new to Sage. How do I convert a complex number like 2+3i into its polar form symbolically to get it in the form r.e^i.theta?
asked 2013-10-26 07:25:45 +0100
Anonymous
I'm new to Sage. How do I convert a complex number like 2+3i into its polar form symbolically to get it in the form r.e^i.theta?
You can use abs()
and arg()
functions to compute modulus and argument of a symbolic complex number as follows:
sage: a = 2 + 3*I
sage: b = abs(a)*e^(I*(arg(a))) ; b
sqrt(13)*e^(I*arctan(3/2))
sage: bool(a == b)
True
In the other direction, you can use real_part()
and imag_part()
sage: c = real_part(b) + I*imag_part(b) ; c
sqrt(13)*cos(real_part(arctan(3/2)))*e^(-imag_part(arctan(3/2))) + I*sqrt(13)*e^(-imag_part(arctan(3/2)))*sin(real_part(arctan(3/2)))
sage: c.simplify()
3*I + 2
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Asked: 2013-10-26 07:25:45 +0100
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Last updated: Oct 26 '13
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