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{\bf Question}

Consider the transformation $w=z^2.$  Sketch the curves in the
z-plane which map onto lines in the w-plane parallel to the real
and imaginary axis.

Prove that every straight line in the w-plane is the image of a
hyperbola (or pair of straight lines) in the z-plane.

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{\bf Answer}

$z = x+iy \hspace{.3in} w = \alpha + i\beta$

$ \begin{array}{rcl} w = z^2 {\rm \ \ so\ \ } \alpha & = & x^2-y^2
\\ \beta & = & 2xy \end{array}$

$\beta$ = constant $\Leftrightarrow 2xy$ = constant

$\alpha$ = constant $\Leftrightarrow x^2-y^2$ = constant

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$\begin{array}{cc}
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z = x+iy & w = \alpha + i \beta
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$\beta = m\alpha + c$ in $w$ plane $\Leftrightarrow$

$2xy = m(x^2 - y^2) + c$

$mx^2 - my^2 - 2xy + c = 0$

$\lq \lq b^2 - 4ac " = 4 + 4m^2 >0$ Therefore a hyperbola or $X$

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