Re: [curiosa] Re: Debian Centre of Mass

[Janos Holanyi <csani@lme.linux.hu>]

Without imaginary parts, complexes do not cease being complex.
Complexes "Without imaginary parts" = x + 0*i.
So, every number (or the value represented by any mathematical expression) is a
subset of complex numbers. Right or not?

BR,

Csan

PS: there was a question regarding the Debian Center of Mass ignored before:
Was the weight of each Debian develper taken into account when calculating the
Center of Mass?


Quoting jas@eckard.com:

> > Hrm, I've just been told that an imaginary number is a complex number
> with
> > no real component.
> 
> Well, you got me there.
> 
> Interesting that a subset would define the set, eh?  (ie, imaginaries
> are a subset of complexes, but without imaginary parts, complexes
> cease being complex and become merely real.)
> 
> --Jas, wondering if "real" is the correct term
> 
> 
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