Backtracking Maths

I've been working diligently on putting together Complex Analysis & Trigonometry in the last few days.

Skipping the first section on the complex system was a mistake. After skipping that part and almost finishing all the analytic functions, I realized I had to split the page in two. A bunch of shit effectively (unintentionally) was going to be left out. This is the last chapter I ever assembled into the old PDF format, so its the very last finalized notes I have to work with and just make it look the same in HTML.

That means I had no use to include specifics yet like i^i, matrices, and pretty much all the rest of it, like split complex numbers, everything I would need leading up to 3D analytic geometry. So I moved the analytic trig functions to their own page. This entailed a lot of link fixing goddamn it, but I got it all done today in between home life.

The down side is that now the Complex System page is entirely on the drawing board. The closer I get to the hyperbolic proofs (my unique approach), the farther away it always gets.

To clarify one detail, I often will leave one or two sections unfinished before considering the page complete, because I'll just need to go back over them anyways. So there are some other unfinished sections throughout.

True story.