Intuitively, If I define $z=\frac{x+iy}{\sqrt{2}}$ then the Jacobian matrix should be unity therefore:
$$\int\int dxdy=\int\int dz dz^*$$
however, I obtain the following result: $i$ using $$J=|\frac{\partial(z,z^*)}{\partial(x,y)}|$$
Intuitively, If I define $z=\frac{x+iy}{\sqrt{2}}$ then the Jacobian matrix should be unity therefore:
$$\int\int dxdy=\int\int dz dz^*$$
however, I obtain the following result: $i$ using $$J=|\frac{\partial(z,z^*)}{\partial(x,y)}|$$
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