Imaginary<T>.Multiply Method

public static Imaginary<T> Multiply(
	T a,
	Imaginary<T> z
)

Public Shared Function Multiply ( 
	a As T,
	z As Imaginary(Of T)
) As Imaginary(Of T)

public:
static Imaginary<T> Multiply(
	T a, 
	Imaginary<T> z
)

static member Multiply : 
        a : 'T * 
        z : Imaginary<'T> -> Imaginary<'T> 

Parameters

a  T

The imaginary number.

z  Imaginary<T>

The real number.

Return Value

The product of a real number and an imaginary number is an imaginary number.

This method is equivalent to the Multiply(T, Imaginary<T>). It is provided for languages that do not support operator overloading.

public static Imaginary<T> Multiply(
	Imaginary<T> z,
	T a
)

Public Shared Function Multiply ( 
	z As Imaginary(Of T),
	a As T
) As Imaginary(Of T)

public:
static Imaginary<T> Multiply(
	Imaginary<T> z, 
	T a
)

static member Multiply : 
        z : Imaginary<'T> * 
        a : 'T -> Imaginary<'T> 

Parameters

z  Imaginary<T>

The imaginary number.

a  T

The real number.

Return Value

This method is equivalent to the Multiply(Imaginary<T>, T). It is provided for languages that do not support operator overloading.

public static T Multiply(
	Imaginary<T> z1,
	Imaginary<T> z2
)

Public Shared Function Multiply ( 
	z1 As Imaginary(Of T),
	z2 As Imaginary(Of T)
) As T

public:
static T Multiply(
	Imaginary<T> z1, 
	Imaginary<T> z2
)

static member Multiply : 
        z1 : Imaginary<'T> * 
        z2 : Imaginary<'T> -> 'T 

Parameters

z1  Imaginary<T>

The first imaginary number.

z2  Imaginary<T>

The second imaginary number.

Return Value

The product of two imaginary numbers is always real.

This method is equivalent to the Multiply(Imaginary<T>, Imaginary<T>). It is provided for languages that do not support operator overloading.

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