Necessary lower bound for radial harmonic mappings of annuli with regular metrics

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Let ρ\rho be a regular metric, let A′=A(r,1)A'=A(r,1) with r<1r<1, and let A=A(τ,σ)A=A(\tau,\sigma) with τ≤σ≤1\tau\leq\sigma\leq 1. A ρ\rho-harmonic mapping from A′A' onto AA is assumed to exist.

The regular-metric annulus conjecture. Under these hypotheses,

r≥exp⁡(∫στρ(y) dyy2ρ2(y)−τ2ρ2(τ)).r\geq \exp\left(\int_{\sigma}^{\tau} \frac{\rho(y)\,dy}{\sqrt{y^2\rho^2(y)-\tau^2\rho^2(\tau)}}\right).

This gives a necessary lower bound for the inner radius of the source annulus in terms of the regular metric and the target annulus. The supplied text presents it in a conjecture environment, and no resolution is given in the source span.

References

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David Kalaj, “Deformations of Annuli on Riemann surfaces with Smallest Mean Distortion”, arXiv:1005.5269 (2010).

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