Question 8.22: Let C be a curve in the z plane with parametric equations x ...
Let C be a curve in the z plane with parametric equations x=F(t), y=G(t). Show that the transformation
z=F(w)+i G(w)
maps the real axis of the w plane onto C.
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Suppose z=x+i y, w=u+i v. Then the transformation can be written
x+i y=F(u+i v)+i G(u+i v)
Then v=0 [the real axis of the w plane] corresponds to x+i y=F(u)+i G(u), i.e., x=F(u), y=G(u), which represents the curve C.
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