Euler's identity wrong?
DamonHD opened this issue · 2 comments
DamonHD commented
I haven't done the mental gymnastics to check if your form is equavlent, but I am distracted by normally seeing the formula you quote in every single example as:
e^(i.pi) = -1
or
(e^(i^pi)) +1 = 0
Putting the +1 in the exponent is not what I expect!
Rgds
Damon
susam commented
Whoops! That was incorrect indeed. A very unfortunate typo because it happens to be a favourite equation of many people including me.
Thank you for reporting this. This has been fixed now in commit 3b28bfd.
DamonHD commented
You're very welcome!
I arrived via HN, BTW.
Rgds
Damon