]one=: {. 1 0.j1
1
f=: 13 :'y-x*<. y % x+0=x'
2 | one
_1
2 | 1
1
2 f 1
1
2 f {. 1 0.j1
1
You need to use the extended definition.
2 f 1 0.j1
1 0j1
What is the meaning of residue of a complex number?
Linda
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[mailto:programming-boun...@jsoftware.com] On Behalf Of Raul Miller
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And then the next line says:
The definition y-x*<. y % x+0=x extends the residue to a zero left
argument, and to negative and fractional finite arguments. For
example:
That said, I believe I provided a case where it is inconsistent with
positive arguments. That said, it was in my follow-up message.
I will re-state it, here, for clarity:
one=: {. 1 0.j1
one
1
2 | 1
1
2 | one
_1
Note also that this result is inconsistent with the expression from
the dictionary which appeared in the sentence that I quoted above:
Y=: one
X=: 2
Y-X*<. Y % X+0=X
1
--
Raul
On Wed, Dec 28, 2011 at 7:06 PM, Linda Alvord <lindaalv...@verizon.net> wrote:
> The definition of residue in the Vocabulary doesn't promise to deal with
> negative or imaginary numbers:
>
> "The familiar use of residue is in determining the remainder on dividing a
> non-negative integer by a positive:
>
> Linda
>
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>
> {. 2 | _1
> 1
> {. 2 | _1 1j1
> _1
>
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