At 07:52 PM 6/9/99 +0100, Adrian Shiner wrote:
>There are analogs (no pun intended) of electronic/electrical circuits in
acoustics (e.g Loudspeaker design), mechanical systems, hydraulic systems,
in fact any dynamic system. If you really want to go exploring, I recommend
Chaos
>Theory. This really does widen your horizons and perceptions of the
physical world.
>One of the worst features of the development of knowledge in the modern
world is a tendancy for individuals to over specialize their knowledge into
work (earning the $$) related areas.
>
>Good studying
>
>Adrian
>
>Doug Brooks wrote:
>
>> Complex algebra, of the form
>> Z = R + jX
>> is of course a very important part of electronics, which is where my
>> background is.
>>
>> I am curious in what other disciplines do we find complex math? There must
>> be many of them, but I have never come across any of them. I'd like to
>> build up a sort of list of several examples.
>>
>> Can anyone help out?
>>
>> Doug Brooks
>> .
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