Where the complex points are: on a complex line (again)

It's been four years since I came up with the idea of iplanes as a way to organise the complex points on a graph, and in the intervening time I have thought about them on and off. For some reason right now I am thinking about them a lot, and I thought I would write down some of what I am thinking.

You can read the rest of this blog post in PDF form, along with the previous six posts in the series, here.

The titles of the seven posts in the series are:

• Where the complex points are
• Where the complex points are on a line
• Where the complex points are on a parabola
• Where the complex points are on the graph of a function
• Where the idea came from for where the complex points are
• Where the complex points are on a complex line (again)
• Where the complex points are on a real circle