- bicomplex number
- мат.бикомплексное число
English-Russian scientific dictionary. 2008.
English-Russian scientific dictionary. 2008.
Bicomplex number — In mathematics, a bicomplex number (from the multicomplex numbers, see e.g. G. B. Price) is a number written in the form, a + bi 1 + ci 2 + dj , where i 1, i 2 and j are imaginary units. Based on the rules for multiplying the imaginary units,… … Wikipedia
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