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The Joukowski map is a holomorphic function for z=0, with
g′(z)=1−z21​.
(1)
A holomorphic function is a local conformal map wherever its derivative is nonzero. Hence the two finite nonzero critical points are
z=1,z=−1​.
(2)
They lie on the boundary of the fluid region. At z=0 the displayed formula has a pole and is undefined as a map to the finite complex plane; zero is outside the fluid region. Thus g is locally conformal everywhere in the fluid.

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