Example 23.  The conformal mapping    [Graphics:Images/ConformalMapDictionary.2.2_gr_1.gif].  
The image of the portion of the unit disk  [Graphics:Images/ConformalMapDictionary.2.2_gr_2.gif]  that lies in the upper half-plane  [Graphics:Images/ConformalMapDictionary.2.2_gr_3.gif] is the upper half-plane  [Graphics:Images/ConformalMapDictionary.2.2_gr_4.gif].  Furthermore, the upper semicircular portion of the boundary is mapped onto the line negative u-axis, and the segment  [Graphics:Images/ConformalMapDictionary.2.2_gr_5.gif]  is mapped onto the positive u-axis.

 [Graphics:Images/ConformalMapDictionary.2.2_gr_6.gif][Graphics:Images/ConformalMapDictionary.2.2_gr_7.gif]

[Graphics:../Images/ConformalMapDictionary.2.2_gr_8.gif][Graphics:../Images/ConformalMapDictionary.2.2_gr_9.gif]

[Graphics:../Images/ConformalMapDictionary.2.2_gr_10.gif][Graphics:../Images/ConformalMapDictionary.2.2_gr_11.gif]

[Graphics:../Images/ConformalMapDictionary.2.2_gr_12.gif][Graphics:../Images/ConformalMapDictionary.2.2_gr_13.gif]

            Figure 10.12  The composite transformation  [Graphics:../Images/ConformalMapDictionary.2.2_gr_14.gif].

 

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