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Area distortion of quasiconformal mappings

Kari Astala

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In recent years quasiconformal mappings have been an efficient tool in the study of dynamical systems of the complex plane. We show here that, in turn, methods or ideas from dynamical systems can be used to solve a number of open questions in the theory of planar quasiconformal mappings. It has been known since the work of Ahlfors [A] and Mori [Mo] that K-quasiconformal mappings are locally H51der continuous with exponent 1/K. The function

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In recent years quasiconformal mappings have been an efficient tool in the study of dynamical systems of the complex plane. We show here that, in turn, methods or ideas from dynamical systems can be used to solve a number of open questions in the theory of planar quasiconformal mappings. It has been known since the work of Ahlfors [A] and Mori [Mo] that K-quasiconformal mappings are locally H51der continuous with exponent 1/K. The function

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In recent years quasiconformal mappings have been an efficient tool in the study of dynamical systems of the complex plane. We show here that, in turn, methods or ideas from dynamical systems can be used to solve a number of open questions in the theory of planar quasiconformal mappings. It has been known since the work of Ahlfors [A] and Mori [Mo] that K-quasiconformal mappings are locally H51der continuous with exponent 1/K. The function

Key concepts: Mathematics, Quasiconformal mapping, Distortion (music), Dynamical systems theory, Planar, Exponent, Pure mathematics, Plane (geometry)

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