LaTeX How Can You Express Complex Numbers in LaTeX?

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The discussion centers on how to express the real and imaginary parts of a complex number in LaTeX. The real part is denoted as \Re, while the imaginary part can be represented as either \mathfrak{Im} or \Im. Participants clarify the correct notation for these components, with one user expressing gratitude for the information, indicating a learning moment regarding LaTeX usage.
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I know all the numbers of a real part of an equation is given as

\Re

How do you express your complex part in the same form?
 
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It's actually

\mathfrak{Re} \, \mbox{and} \, \mathfrak{Im}

or \Im (??)
 
dextercioby said:
It's actually

\mathfrak{Re} \, \mbox{and} \, \mathfrak{Im}

or \Im (??)

Ah right thank you. I wasn't sure at all. I have never used these in latex. Thanks
 

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