Holomorphic bijection between C−(−∞,0] and {z∈C:Re(z)>0}

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manpreet Tuteehub forum best answer Best Answer 2 years ago

I'm looking for a holomorphic bijection between C(,0]C−(−∞,0] and {zC:Re(z)>0}{z∈C:Re(z)>0}. I know that LogLog (so the principal value) is a holomorphic bijection between C(,0]C−(−∞,0] and {zC:π<Im(z)<π}{z∈C:−π. So then the required holomorphic bijection is just exp(12Log(z))=zexp⁡(12Log(z))=z, where this last expression is the principal value of the complex square root? Does this indeed suffice? Is the principal value of a complex square root always positive? The context: this question appears in my complex analysis syllabus but it seems odd to me that the solution is really this simple. Thanks in advance.

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