Thank you Kevin this really helped me. I was just a little confused in the first slide it states f(z) maps the physical plane into the Transformed plane, but then used f(z) to transform from the flat plate in the transformed plane, back to the physical plane ?
I normally use lowercase f(z) to signify the mapping from the original (physical) to the new (transformed) plane and uppercase F(w) for the inverse transformation.
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Thank you Kevin this really helped me. I was just a little confused in the first slide it states f(z) maps the physical plane into the Transformed plane, but then used f(z) to transform from the flat plate in the transformed plane, back to the physical plane ?
I normally use lowercase f(z) to signify the mapping from the original (physical) to the new (transformed) plane and uppercase F(w) for the inverse transformation.
Thanks a lot
Most welcome!