
Then, from the Mathworks website (they make MatLab) some demo graphics of Functions of Complex Variables.
And from John H. Mathews website, the Complex Analysis Project, there are links to Mathematica Notebooks, Maple Worksheets, and lots of other complex analysis tools for your “toolkit.”
Well, that may not yet be enough resources for you, so just in case, let’s not forget about Wolfram Demonstrations, a search for the word “complex” produces (today) 154 demonstrations (here’s a link). Remember you have to first download the (free) Mathematica Player to experiment with those.
Can anyone tell I am procrastinating on my writing obligations this weekend?
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