Example 28.  The conformal mapping   [Graphics:Images/ConformalMapDictionary.3.1_gr_80.gif].
It can be constructed via the Schwarz-Christoffel integral  [Graphics:Images/ConformalMapDictionary.3.1_gr_81.gif].  
The image of the upper half-plane  [Graphics:Images/ConformalMapDictionary.3.1_gr_82.gif]  is the three quadrants IV, I, II slit along the segment  [Graphics:Images/ConformalMapDictionary.3.1_gr_83.gif].
Remark. This is Exercise 11 (Extra Example 4) in Section 11.9 and Exercise 4 in Section 11.10, and is illustrated in Figure 11.85 and Figure 11.91.
Hint: Set  [Graphics:Images/ConformalMapDictionary.3.1_gr_84.gif]  and  [Graphics:Images/ConformalMapDictionary.3.1_gr_85.gif], and the angles are [Graphics:Images/ConformalMapDictionary.3.1_gr_86.gif].

 [Graphics:Images/ConformalMapDictionary.3.1_gr_87.gif]    [Graphics:Images/ConformalMapDictionary.3.1_gr_88.gif]

 

            [Graphics:../Images/ConformalMapDictionary.3.1_gr_90.gif]

 

[Graphics:../Images/ConformalMapDictionary.3.1_gr_91.gif]                                 [Graphics:../Images/ConformalMapDictionary.3.1_gr_92.gif]

 

                                  [Graphics:../Images/ConformalMapDictionary.3.1_gr_93.gif]

 

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