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    Can You Solve This Exceptionally Challenging IQ Test?

    I just did the ultimate and got a 139... (it's 1 am... c'mon...) But... I guessed two on the polyhedrons (Too lazy to do them) and also didn't answer one language question (Because my native language is not english) I guess that would leave me around 145... not a big thing, oh well, I'll just...
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    Troubleshooting Ln: Tips to Improve Sleep

    That is an equation that shows the "complex variable" version of arcsinh (x) as equal to the integral version of it (on real values). Like a definition. You obtain the first with the complex functions sinhz and some algebra, and the second one with a trigonometric substitution (or using...
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    Is There a Complex Number Equal to Its Own Exponential?

    oops Nevermind... just a silly mistake... Z = - W(-1) is the answer.
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    Is There a Complex Number Equal to Its Own Exponential?

    hmmm... Hmmm ... Matlab gave me this answer: W(-1) = -0.3181... + i 1.3372... Which doesn't seem to work. Maybe I made a calculation mistake (because I only typed it once on a computer at my school, and wrote the result), but it seems to make sense, since you can work z = exp (z) to z =...
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    Can the Lambert-W Function Solve the Integral of x^x?

    Idea My intuition tells me you can use the Lambert-W function on this one. Just as Eisenstein made it work for "power tower" functions (N^N^N^N^N^N^N...). It might work. If you want to know about that function, check the link on the post "A very interesting question about Complex Variable"
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    Is There a Complex Number Equal to Its Own Exponential?

    Hello, everybody! I'm a Maths/Physics student at Ecuador. Sorry if my English sucks, i'll try to do my best... Some fellow Physics buddy asked me if there was a way to fin a complex number that would be equal to its exponential... it is a very simple question to understand, but not to easy to...
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