Definition: In the context of mathematics, a "bucellas" is a type of mathematical object that is commonly used in algebra to represent complex numbers. These are two-dimensional arrays or matrices where each element in the matrix represents a single complex number. Bucellas allow for the representation and manipulation of complex numbers in a structured manner. They are particularly useful for representing complex numbers with high precision, as they can store both real and imaginary parts simultaneously. The term "bucellas" is
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