A solution to Sheil-Small’s harmonic mapping problem for polygons
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Abstract: The problem of mapping the interior of a Jordan polygon univalently by the Poisson integral of a step function was posed by T. Sheil-Small (1989). We describe a simple solution using "ear clipping" from computational geometry.
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