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Norm induced by the complex dot product

 ... Area of mathematics Calculus Topology Real coordinate space Complex coordinate space Complex dot product
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Given:
x=∑k=1n​ak​+bk​i∈Cn,ak​,bk​∈R
(1)
the norm ends up being:
∣x∣=∑k=1n​ak2​+bk2​​
(2)
E.g. in C2:
∣(2+3i,−1+5i)∣=22+32+(−1)2+52​=4+9+1+25​=39​
(3)

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