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Definition: Even and Odd Complex Functions
Let \(D\subseteq\mathbb C\) be a subset of complex numbers and let \(f:D\mapsto\mathbb C\) be a function. \(f\) is called:
- even, if \(f(z)=f(-z)\),
- odd, if \(f(z)=-f(-z)\)
for all \(z\in D\).
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- Reinhardt F., Soeder H.: "dtv-Atlas zur Mathematik", Deutsche Taschenbuch Verlag, 1994, 10th Edition