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Define the reals $x,y$ as

$$ y = \max \Im ( W ( - exp(x)) exp(-x) ) $$

Where $W$ is the standard Lambert W function and $\Im$ means the imaginary part.

How to find $x$ and $y$ ?

Closed forms ( allowing integrals , sums etc ) , contour integrals , numerical methods ??

I know how to express the local COMPLEX max on the complex plane for an analytic function by a contour integral.

I also know the Cauchy-Riemann equations that related the real and imaginary parts of an analytic function by differential equations.

Yet this does not appear to help me. Maybe it should help me , but i do not see how.

I ask here for a case of the $W$ function , because i do not want to ask too General questions. But i am also intrested in General methods ofcourse.

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    Yeah you forgot a bracket !! It is W ( - exp(x) )! Exp(-x)2017-02-07
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    Original comment of someone else is removed ...2017-02-10

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