Do I understand correctly the definition of being harmonic conjugate if I understand it that:
$v$ is the harmonic conjugate of $u$
but $u$ is not the harmonic conjugate of $v$, but rather $-u$ ?
Do I understand correctly the definition of being harmonic conjugate if I understand it that:
$v$ is the harmonic conjugate of $u$
but $u$ is not the harmonic conjugate of $v$, but rather $-u$ ?
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Yes, multiply the equation by $−i$ and $−if=v−iu$ and so you should say $−u$ is the conjugate of $v$.