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MATH / A sequence of complex numbers z₀,z₁,z₂,… is defined by the rule z_(n+1)=( iz_(n) )/((z)¯_(n)),where (z)¯_(n) is the complex conjugate of z_(n) and i²=−1. Suppose that |z₀|=1 and … · Discussion

Discussing A sequence of complex numbers z₀,z₁,z₂,… is defined by the rule z_(n+1)=( iz_(n) )/((z)¯_(n)),where (z)¯_(n) is the complex conjugate of z_(n) and i²=−1. Suppose that |z₀|=1 and … · MATH

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