03/31/2011, 08:28 PM
Is it possible to define a function
h(h(z)) = |z|, h(z) =/= |z|
or
h(h(z)) = arg(z)
I wonder because these seem like difficult functions to crack, considering they have no Taylor series.
h(h(z)) = |z|, h(z) =/= |z|
or
h(h(z)) = arg(z)
I wonder because these seem like difficult functions to crack, considering they have no Taylor series.

