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Complex amplitude (a^)

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A complex number can encode both the wave amplitude and phase of a harmonic disturbance: a(x,t)=Re{a^ei(kx−ωt)}. Its modulus is the real oscillation amplitude and its complex argument fixes the wave phase.

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