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The 9 pages that link to Complex modulus, each with the reason it gives.

• Complex numberRelated: The modulus measures the magnitude of a + bi as √(a² + b²).

• Complex planeRelated: It measures the distance of a represented point from the origin.

• Absolute valueBroader topic: It extends the same distance idea from the real line to the complex plane.

• Maximum modulus principleRelated: The principle concerns local maxima of this quantity, not maxima of the function's complex values.

• Polar formBroader topic: It supplies the magnitude r in the polar representation.

• Spectral radiusNarrower topic: Taking eigenvalue moduli makes the spectral radius a nonnegative real number.

• Magnitude (mathematics)Broader topic: It computes complex magnitude as distance from zero.

• Imaginary numberRelated: An imaginary number’s modulus is the absolute value of its real coefficient.

• Mechanical spectroscopyRelated: It is the central quantity separated into storage and loss components.