Complex<T>.Reciprocal Method

public static Complex<T> Reciprocal(
	Complex<T> z
)

Public Shared Function Reciprocal ( 
	z As Complex(Of T)
) As Complex(Of T)

public:
static Complex<T> Reciprocal(
	Complex<T> z
)

static member Reciprocal : 
        z : Complex<'T> -> Complex<'T> 

Parameters

z  Complex<T>

The complex number.

Return Value

This method requires that the operand type supports division.

This method has the same behavior as dividing one by z. For IEEE floating-point components, the reciprocal of complex zero has an infinite real component carrying the real input zero's sign, and a NaN imaginary component. For example, (+0, +0) gives (+Infinity, NaN), while (-0, +0) gives (-Infinity, NaN), in (real, imaginary) notation. The imaginary input zero's sign does not change this result. This differs from the zero-to-zero convention in Microsoft's generic complex reference tests.

Reference