“…By a wellknown result of Iwaniec and Martin [14],ũ must belong to W 1,n loc (R n ; R n ). Then a classical result of Liouville's theorem (see Reshetnyak [23]…”
Abstract. Given a number L ≥ 1, a weakly L-quasiregular map on a domain Ω in space R n is a map u in a Sobolev spaceIn this paper, we study the problem concerning linear boundary values of weakly L-quasiregular mappings in space R n with dimension n ≥ 3. It turns out this problem depends on the power p of the underlying Sobolev space. For p not too far below the dimension n we show that a weakly quasiregular map in W 1,p (Ω; R n ) can only assume a quasiregular linear boundary value; however, for all L ≥ 1 and 1 ≤ p < nL L+1 , we prove a rather surprising existence result that every linear map can be the boundary value of a weakly L-quasiregular map in W 1,p (Ω; R n ). Classification (1991):30C65, 30C70, 35F30, 49J30
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“…By a wellknown result of Iwaniec and Martin [14],ũ must belong to W 1,n loc (R n ; R n ). Then a classical result of Liouville's theorem (see Reshetnyak [23]…”
Abstract. Given a number L ≥ 1, a weakly L-quasiregular map on a domain Ω in space R n is a map u in a Sobolev spaceIn this paper, we study the problem concerning linear boundary values of weakly L-quasiregular mappings in space R n with dimension n ≥ 3. It turns out this problem depends on the power p of the underlying Sobolev space. For p not too far below the dimension n we show that a weakly quasiregular map in W 1,p (Ω; R n ) can only assume a quasiregular linear boundary value; however, for all L ≥ 1 and 1 ≤ p < nL L+1 , we prove a rather surprising existence result that every linear map can be the boundary value of a weakly L-quasiregular map in W 1,p (Ω; R n ). Classification (1991):30C65, 30C70, 35F30, 49J30
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“…We finally mention that the Jacobian determinant was extensively studied in the literature; see, e.g., [4,5,28,38,39,44,51,52,64,65,66,67,80,81,85,86] and the references therein.…”
Abstract. This is a survey paper on estimates for the topological degree and related topics which range from the characterizations of Sobolev spaces and BV functions to the Jacobian determinant and nonlocal filter problems in Image Processing. These results are obtained jointly with Bourgain and Brezis. Several open questions are mentioned.Mathematics Subject Classification. 55M25, 49J99, 46E35, 46B50.
“…In this case, f is called a mapping with bounded distortion. In more detail, the definitions and properties of quasiregular mappings (or mappings with bounded distortion) can be found, e.g, in [8,9]. Note that the main difficulty encountered in proving a property of the mapping f satisfying a relation of the form (3) or (4) for an unbounded function Q.x/ is connected with the necessity of tracing the behavior of the right-hand side of the corresponding inequality depending on the behavior of the function Q: Clearly, these difficulties do not appear for mappings with bounded distortion.…”
We consider the so-called ring Q -mappings, which are natural generalizations of quasiregular mappings in a sense of Väisälä's geometric definition of moduli. It is shown that, under the condition of nondegeneracy of these mappings, their inner dilatation is majorized by a function Q.x/ to within a constant depending solely on the dimension of the space.
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