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Would you believe that today's most sophisticated wireless communications systems are based on the geometry and trigonometry taught in high school? It's true This book applies basic geometry and trigonometry to complex numbers to establish a proper mathematical foundation for a successful DSP career. This book answers the following questions and many others:
- Why are complex numbers used in DSP?
- Why does Euler's formula use cosine and sine?
- Why are Cartesian form and Polar form complex numbers needed?
- Why does geometry and trigonometry apply to complex numbers?
- Why are radians used for angles?
- Deriving Euler's formula
- Taking the derivative of cosine and sine
- Proving the phase relationship between cosine and sine