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In the paper 'Extension of the application of conformal mapping techniques to coplanar lines with finite dimensions' the author uses the t-plane as a intermediate step for calculating the capacitance of a Coplanar Waveguide. I can't find any hint, how the mapping function is derived or what the t-plane is. I'd be very happy about a hint.

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In the paper 'Extension of the application of conformal mapping techniques to coplanar lines with finite dimensions' the author uses the t-plane as a intermediate step for calculating the capacitance of a Coplanar Waveguide. I can't find any hint, how the mapping function is derived or what the t-plane is. I'd be very happy about a hint.

Best regards

In the paper 'Extension of the application of conformal mapping techniques to coplanar lines with finite dimensions' the author uses the t-plane as a intermediate step for calculating the capacitance of a Coplanar Waveguide. I can't find any hint, how the mapping function is derived or what the t-plane is. I'd be very happy about a hint.

Best regards

p.s: added the first three pages of the paper. I'm sorry for the bad quality.

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Conformal Mapping in Electrostatics: t-plane

In the paper 'Extension of the application of conformal mapping techniques to coplanar lines with finite dimensions' the author uses the t-plane as a intermediate step for calculating the capacitance of a Coplanar Waveguide. I can't find any hint, how the mapping function is derived or what the t-plane is. I'd be very happy about a hint.

Best regards