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We have discussed the fact that a conformal transformation magnifies and rotates an infinitesimal geometrical figure. We showed that |dw/dz|is the magnification factor. Show that the angle ofdw/dz is the rotation angle. Hint: Consider the rotation and magnification of an arcdz=dx+idy (of length and angle arctan dy/dx which is required to obtain the image of dz , namely dw.

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The answer is ϕ0=θ0+α=θ0+argf'z0.

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01

Cauchy Riemann theorem

Expression from Cauchy Riemann theorem:

w = u + iv And z = x + iy, w = f(z) and z(x,y)n, u(x,y) and u(x,y) .

Implicit formula:

dwdt=dwdz.dzdt=f(z)dzdt

02

Prove that under this transformation the tangent at z0  is rotated through the angle  argf (z0)

Consider the transformation w = f(z) , where f(z) is analytic at z0 and f(z0)≠0.

To prove that under this transformation the tangent at z0 is rotated through the angle argf(z0) .

As a point moves from z0 to z0+∆z along C the image point moves along in the w-plane from w0 to w0+∆w .

If the parameter used to describe the curve is t, then the corresponding to the path z = z(t) in the z-plane, the path w = w(t) in the w-plane. the derivativesdzdt·dwdtrepresent the tangent vectors to corresponding on C.

Nowdwdt=dwdz·dzdt=f(z)dzdtand in particular at z0 and w0.

dwdtw=w0=f'(z0)dzdtz=z0 ...... (1)

Providing f(x) is analytic at z = z0.

Obtain:

dwdtw=w0=ÒÏ0eiÏ•f'(z)=Rei∞dzdtz=z0=r0eiθ0ÒÏ0eiÏ•dzdtz=z0=Rr0eiθ0+∞ .....(2)

So that as required:

ϕ0=θ0+α=θ0+argf'(z0) ...... (3)

Note that f(z0) = 0 then α is indeterminate.

Points where f(z) = 0 are called critical points.

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