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Root of unity


 

In mathematics, the nth roots of unity or de Moivre numbers, named after Abraham de Moivre (1667 - 1754), are complex numbers located on the unit circle. They form the vertices of a n-sided regular polygon with one vertex on 1.

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Mathematics - Abraham de Moivre - Complex numbers - Unit circle - Vertices - Regular polygon

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►Introduction
►Definition
►Examples
►Properties
►Cyclotomic polynomials
►Cyclotomic fields
►References

 

 

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