Join me as I explore the different ways we can visualize a complex function, to find which one deserves to be called their true graph.

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0:00 - Quick introduction
0:30 - Why can't we just plot a complex function?
1:45 - Mapping between 2 planes
2:35 - Grid mapping
3:07 - Reading a grid map
4:15 - The problem with grid mapping
5:35 - Colors to the rescue!
7:07 - Mapping hue and brightness
8:11 - Contour maps
8:43 - Domain coloring: z/(z^2 + 1)
10:07 - Domain coloring + contour lines
10:40 - Domain coloring: z^2
11:00 - Domain coloring: e^z
12:05 - Domain coloring: z^5 + z^2
12:30 - Domain coloring: tan(z) and (z-4i)/(z+4i)
13:20 - Going 3D
14:50 - |f(z)| + hue
16:20 - What is a graph?
18:12 - Projections and surfaces in 4D
18:53 - Graphing Re(f(z))
19:45 - Re(f(z)) + hue

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The bulk of the code I used can be found on github:
[https://github.com/mathematimpa/compl...]


CC atributions:



Contour map of Mt St Helens
Clarknova, CC BY-SA 3.0 [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...], via Wikimedia Commons