Solving the Laplace equation over a trapezoidal domain

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can anyone help me on how I can map an isosceles trapezoid onto a rectangular/square domain.Actually I need to solve Laplace equation(delta u = 0) over this isosceles trapezoidal domain. Schwarz Christoffel mapping may help me. But can anyone give me any hint on this mapping procedure?
 
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that's great Mr. Fred Wright. thanks for your reply
 

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