Complex Analysis and Conformal Mapping
The driving force behind many of the applications of complex analysis is the remarkable connection between complex functions and harmonic functions of two variables, a.k.a. solu-tions of the planar Laplace equation. To wit, the real and imaginary parts of any complex analytic function are automatically harmonic.
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