Dot product of complex vectors



Barton Willis wrote:
>>
>> And one more question about substitution and assupmtion:
>> I need to assume that  f(x) >> r(x) + t(x). I.e. that f(x) + r(x) + t(x) 
> ~=
>> f(x), and f(x) - r(x) - t(x) ~=f(x). 
> 
> What does >> and ~= mean?

I read >> as meaning much greater than, and ~= as approximately equal to.

Ray