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| ``Re: Imaginary irrational number?''
by joking on 2007-04-15 09:16:01 |
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| An irrational number is any real number that is not a rational number. This definition can be extended to complex numbers, but I think there's no need to do this.
But if you have to do this, then I suppose that irrational number is any complex number that is not rational. That's how the definition works:
set of irrational numbers is a complement (in any field of characteristic 0) of set of rational numbers.
joking |
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