
Dayv O. answered 12/22/23
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this is what I see
u(x,y)=x2-y2
v(x,y)=2xy
u+iv=z2,,,,where z=x+iy
z2 is differentiable (meets du/dx=dv/dy) implying the intersection of u(x,y)=k and v(x,y)=k
is orthogonal.
to prove for this specific complex variable function
find x when u(x,y)=v(x,y)
and x when ux=-1/vx
for both 4x4-4kx2-k2=0