How to look for the invariant point of a complex numbers
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To find the invariant point (or fixed point) of a complex number transformation, you set the output of the transformation equal to the input. If a transformation is given by , an invariant point satisfies the condition .
For example, if the transformation is a Möbius transformation , you would set and solve for . This typically leads to a quadratic equation, yielding one or two invariant points.
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