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Again, the bullets represent 2 
minute marks, approximately,

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and this week we talked
about complex numbers.

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We'll talk about why it's a field. So 
if you don't know what the word

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“field” means, I suggest checking 
out I believe Week 7 part 2.

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We talk about rings and fields there.

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The complex numbers are an 
example of a ring and also of a field,

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something we will mention.

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We talked about a couple of operations:

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complex conjugation, properties of modulus.

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We talked about polar coordinates, 
and we'll talk about converting

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from standard to polar form

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and from polar to standard form.

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Actually we'll talk about polar to
standard form next week I think.

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