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Hyperbolic double-complex numbers

Authors: L. N. Apostolova; K. I. Krastev; B. Kiradjiev; George Venkov; Ralitza Kovacheva; Vesela Pasheva;

Hyperbolic double-complex numbers

Abstract

The algebra of bicomplex numbers and the corresponding bicomplex holomorphic functions are well known ([1] and others). The hyperbolic bicomplex numbers were used by Dominic Rochon in different aspects (for instance [2]). The algebra of double‐complex numbers (in the sense of [3]) gives a parallel treatement closely related with the classical theory of two complex variables (to see [4]). The double‐complex holomorphicity and its fundamental equations were studied in [5] and [6]. In this paper we consider hyperbolic double‐complex functions. The corresponding hyperbolic analogous of the double‐complex Cauchy‐Riemann system and the double‐complex Laplacian are obtained. Some perspectives are described.

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