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Boundary tracking for the sine biholomorphism of the upper half-strip

Example

Let

S:={zC:π/2<Rez<π/2, Imz>0}.

The boundary components of S map under sin to the real axis:

sin(π/2+iy)=coshy,sin(π/2+iy)=coshy,sinx(1,1) for x(π/2,π/2).

Thus the sine biholomorphism of The sine map biholomorphically sends an upper half-strip onto the upper half-plane carries the whole boundary of S onto R.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The upper half-strip S above.

[F1]

The sine map biholomorphically sends S onto the upper half-plane (The sine map biholomorphically sends an upper half-strip onto the upper half-plane).

Verification

1.1

For y>0, sin(π/2+iy)=sin(π/2)coshy+icos(π/2)sinhy=coshy>0, and similarly sin(π/2+iy)=coshy<0.

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2.1

For real x(π/2,π/2) one has sinx(1,1)R; together with step 1.1, every boundary component of S maps into R, and [F1] identifies the interior image as H.

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