The unique extremality counterexample
The unique extremality counterexample
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10.1007/bf02788705
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发表时间:
1998-12
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E. Reich
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E. Reich
Suppose f is a quasiconformal mapping of the unit disk A={Izl< x) onto itself. Let# f (z)= fe/f~ denote the complex dilatation ae in A, and put k [f]= esssup {l# s (z) l: zc A}= II~ sll~.The mapping f is uniquely extremal among the collection of quasiconformal mappings of A if the assumptions (i) g is a quasiconformal mapping of A whose pointwise boundary values on 0A agree with those off, and (ii) k [g]< k [f], imply that g= f. By means of simple variational considerations it is very easy to show that if f is uniquely extremal then