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    The document contains code for plotting several complex curves in the complex plane. It defines four curves (AB, BC, CD, DA) and plots them using quiver2012. It then defines two other curves (Z1, Z2) and plots them in polar coordinates. Finally, it defines another four curves (AB, BC, CD, DA) and plots them in polar coordinates.

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    The document contains code for plotting several complex curves in the complex plane. It defines four curves (AB, BC, CD, DA) and plots them using quiver2012. It then defines two other curves (Z1, Z2) and plots them in polar coordinates. Finally, it defines another four curves (AB, BC, CD, DA) and plots them in polar coordinates.

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    >> %Ejercicio 4 Curva ABCD

    >> phi=(0:0.01:pi/2);
    >> e=exp(1);
    >> %Curva AB
    >> AB=1*e.^(j*phi);
    >> %Curva BC
    >> M=(1:0.01:2);
    >> BC=M*e.^(j*pi/2);
    >> %Curva CD
    >> phi2=(pi/2:-0.01:0);
    >> CD=2*e.^(j*phi2);
    >> %Curva DA
    >> M2=(2:-0.01:1);
    >> DA=M2*e(j*0);
    >>ab=AB.*AB
    >> quiver2012(real(ab),imag(ab))
    >> hold on
    >> bc=BC.*BC
    >> quiver2012(real(bc),imag(bc))
    >> cd=CD.*CD;
    >> quiver2012(real(cd),imag(cd))
    >> da=DA.*DA;
    >> quiver2012(real(da),imag(da));
    >> %Curva 2
    >> R=(0:0.01:1);
    >> z1=R+i*pi/4;

    >> I=(0:0.01:2*pi);
    >> z2=.5+i*I;
    >> Z1=e.^(z1);
    >> quiver2012(real(Z1),imag(Z1))
    >> compass(real(Z1),imag(Z1))
    >> polar(angle(Z1),abs(Z1))
    >> polar(angle(Z1),abs(Z1))
    >> Z2=e.^(z2);
    >> hold on
    >> polar(angle(Z2),abs(Z2))
    >> %Curva 3
    >> i=(pi/8:0.01:3*pi/8);
    >> ab=0.25+j*i;
    >> AB=e.^(ab);
    >> r=(0.25:0.01:0.75);
    >> bc=r+j*3*pi/8;
    >> BC=e.^(bc);
    >> i2=(3*pi/8:-0.01:pi/8);
    >> cd=0.75+j*i2;
    >> CD=e.^(cd);
    >> r2=(0.75:-0.01:0.25);
    >> da=r2+j*pi/8;
    >> DA=e.^(da);
    >> polar(angle(DA),abs(DA))
    >> hold on
    >> polar(angle(AB),abs(AB))

    >> polar(angle(BC),abs(BC))
    >> polar(angle(CD),abs(CD))

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