The two candidates for the set of imaginary number are:
z = 1/0
z equal one (1) devided by zero (0)
and Big I, I = infinity.
Both of these numbers "fit" the primary criterion of the defination of imaginary numbers.
An Imaginary Number is
a resultant of binary operations,
the value of which can not be isolated
within the Set of Real Numbers.
First Update: Fri, Nov 6, '98.
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