Does this equation have a solution in the complex domain?
$$ \sqrt{x+3} = 3 + \sqrt{x} $$
Squaring both sides gives $\sqrt{x}=-1$, which suggests the solution to be $x=1$. But:
- How can the complex domain solution be a purely real number?
- Does this have a link to the multivalued nature of the function ($\sqrt{x}$) in the complex domain?
- What is the correct way to deal with such equations involving multivalued functions in the complex domain?
Thanks in advance.