How to find values for these variables?
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I have four unknowns and one equation. Is there a way to assign non-trivial values to them?
The variables are: $$q_0, q_1 in [0, 1] \ e_0, e_1 in [{z in mathcal{C} :
lvert z rvert le 1}]$$
And the equation is:
$$q_0 times sqrt{1 - q_1^2} times e_1 + q_1 times sqrt{1 - q_0^2} times e_0^{text{*}} = 0$$
$e_i$s are complex numbers. I can't figure out whether there is a way to assign values that would satisfy the equation. Any ideas?
Thanks.
complex-numbers systems-of-equations absolute-value satisfiability
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I have four unknowns and one equation. Is there a way to assign non-trivial values to them?
The variables are: $$q_0, q_1 in [0, 1] \ e_0, e_1 in [{z in mathcal{C} :
lvert z rvert le 1}]$$
And the equation is:
$$q_0 times sqrt{1 - q_1^2} times e_1 + q_1 times sqrt{1 - q_0^2} times e_0^{text{*}} = 0$$
$e_i$s are complex numbers. I can't figure out whether there is a way to assign values that would satisfy the equation. Any ideas?
Thanks.
complex-numbers systems-of-equations absolute-value satisfiability
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I have four unknowns and one equation. Is there a way to assign non-trivial values to them?
The variables are: $$q_0, q_1 in [0, 1] \ e_0, e_1 in [{z in mathcal{C} :
lvert z rvert le 1}]$$
And the equation is:
$$q_0 times sqrt{1 - q_1^2} times e_1 + q_1 times sqrt{1 - q_0^2} times e_0^{text{*}} = 0$$
$e_i$s are complex numbers. I can't figure out whether there is a way to assign values that would satisfy the equation. Any ideas?
Thanks.
complex-numbers systems-of-equations absolute-value satisfiability
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I have four unknowns and one equation. Is there a way to assign non-trivial values to them?
The variables are: $$q_0, q_1 in [0, 1] \ e_0, e_1 in [{z in mathcal{C} :
lvert z rvert le 1}]$$
And the equation is:
$$q_0 times sqrt{1 - q_1^2} times e_1 + q_1 times sqrt{1 - q_0^2} times e_0^{text{*}} = 0$$
$e_i$s are complex numbers. I can't figure out whether there is a way to assign values that would satisfy the equation. Any ideas?
Thanks.
complex-numbers systems-of-equations absolute-value satisfiability
complex-numbers systems-of-equations absolute-value satisfiability
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