The transformation T from the z-plane to the w-plane is given by
w=z+1z−iz=−1
Given that T maps the imaginary axis in the z-plane to the circle C in the w-plane, determine
(i) the coordinates of the centre of C
(ii) the radius of C
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解答
The transformation is given by:
w=z+1z−i
Rearrange to make z the subject:
w(z+1)=wz+w=z(w−1)=z=z−iz−i−w−i1−ww+i
Given that z lies on the imaginary axis, its real part is zero, i.e., Re(z)=0.
Let w=u+iv. Substitute this into the expression for z:
z==1−(u+iv)u+iv+i(1−u)−ivu+i(v+1)
To find the real part of z, multiply the numerator and the denominator by the complex conjugate of the denominator, (1−u)+iv:
z=(1−u)2+v2[u+i(v+1)][(1−u)+iv]
The real part of the numerator is formed by multiplying the real parts together and the imaginary parts together:
Re(z)=(1−u)2+v2u(1−u)−v(v+1)
Since Re(z)=0, the numerator must be zero:
u(1−u)−v(v+1)=u−u2−v2−v=u2−u+v2+v=000
Complete the square for both u and v:
(u−21)2−41+(v+21)2−41=(u−21)2+(v+21)2=021
This represents the equation of a circle in the w-plane.
(i) The coordinates of the centre of C are (21,−21).
(ii) The radius of C is 21=21.