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Mappings of finite distortion: Removable singularities

2003

We show that certain small sets are removable for bounded mappings of finite distortion for which the distortion function satisfies a suitable subexponential integrability condition. We also give an example demonstrating the sharpness of this condition.

Distortion (mathematics)Distortion functionGeneral MathematicsBounded functionMathematical analysisGravitational singularityAlgebra over a fieldRemovable singularityMathematicsIsrael Journal of Mathematics
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Mappings of finite distortion: The Rickman-Picard theorem for mappings of finite lower order

2004

We show that an entire mappingf of finite distortion with finite lower order can omit at most finitely many points when the distortion function off is suitably controlled. The proof uses the recently established modulus inequalities for mappings of finite distortion [15] and comparison inequalities for the averages of the counting function. A similar technique also gives growth estimates for mappings having asymptotic values.

Distortion (mathematics)Distortion functionPure mathematicsPartial differential equationGeneral MathematicsMathematical analysisLower orderFunction (mathematics)AnalysisPicard theoremMathematicsJournal d'Analyse Mathématique
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Mappings of finite distortion: a new proof for discreteness and openness

2008

We give a new and elementary proof of the known result: a non-constant mapping of finite distortion f : Ω ⊂ ℝn → ℝn is discrete and open, provided that its distortion function if n = 2 and that for some p > n − 1 if n ≥ 3.

Distortion functionDiscrete mathematicsGeneral MathematicsDistortionElementary proofComputingMethodologies_DOCUMENTANDTEXTPROCESSINGMathematicsProceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh: Section A Mathematics
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Singularities in L^p-quasidisks

2021

We study planar domains with exemplary boundary singularities of the form of cusps. A natural question is how much elastic energy is needed to flatten these cusps; that is, to remove singularities. We give, in a connection of quasidisks, a sharp integrability condition for the distortion function to answer this question. peerReviewed

PhysicsCusp (singularity)Distortion functionPure mathematicsquasidiskmappings of integrable distortionElastic energyBoundary (topology)Of the formArticlesCuspquasiconformalConnection (mathematics)funktioteoriaPlanarcuspGravitational singularityAnnales Fennici Mathematici
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Invertibility of Sobolev mappings under minimal hypotheses

2010

Abstract We prove a version of the Inverse Function Theorem for continuous weakly differentiable mappings. Namely, a nonconstant W 1 , n mapping is a local homeomorphism if it has integrable inner distortion function and satisfies a certain differential inclusion. The integrability assumption is shown to be optimal.

Sobolev spaceInverse function theoremDiscrete mathematicsDistortion functionDifferential inclusionIntegrable systemApplied MathematicsLocal homeomorphismDifferentiable functionHomeomorphismMathematical PhysicsAnalysisMathematicsAnnales de l'Institut Henri Poincare (C) Non Linear Analysis
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Mappings of Lp-integrable distortion: regularity of the inverse

2016

Let be an open set in ℝn and suppose that is a Sobolev homeomorphism. We study the regularity of f–1 under the Lp-integrability assumption on the distortion function Kf. First, if is the unit ball and p > n – 1, then the optimal local modulus of continuity of f–1 is attained by a radially symmetric mapping. We show that this is not the case when p ⩽ n – 1 and n ⩾ 3, and answer a question raised by S. Hencl and P. Koskela. Second, we obtain the optimal integrability results for ∣Df–1∣ in terms of the Lp-integrability assumptions of Kf.

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