# Conformal mappings onto domains with arbitrarily specified boundary shapes

@article{Harrington1982ConformalMO,
title={Conformal mappings onto domains with arbitrarily specified boundary shapes},
author={A. N. Harrington},
journal={Journal d’Analyse Math{\'e}matique},
year={1982},
volume={41},
pages={39-53}
}
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