CONJ Function

Returns the complex conjugate of the input variable.

result = CONJ(x)

x The variable that is evaluated. The variable can be a single or double-precision complex scalar or array.

result The complex conjugate of x.

None.

If x is single-precision complex, the result is single-precision complex. If x is double-precision complex, the result is double-precision complex.

CONJ is defined as:

f(i, j) (i, -j)

where i represents the real part of x, and j represents the imaginary part of x.

If x is an array, the result has the same structure, with each element containing the complex conjugate of the corresponding element of x.

p = COMPLEX(0, 1)
PRINT, p

(     0.00000,           1.00000)

PRINT, CONJ(p)

(     0.00000,         -1.00000)

COMPLEX, COMPLEXARR, DCOMPLEX, DCOMPLEXARR, IMAGINARY