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actual theoretical physicist here: “imaginary numbers” are just poorly named, there’s nothing imaginary about them. You might as well use 2D geometric algebra to do the exact same job (treating real numbers as scalars and imaginary numbers as pseudoscalars)
actual theoretical physicist here: “imaginary numbers” are just poorly named, there’s nothing imaginary about them. You might as well use 2D geometric algebra to do the exact same job (treating real numbers as scalars and imaginary numbers as pseudoscalars)