Conjecture that the dilatation condition can be removed from the spherical-area theorem

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Let f=h+g‾∈SH0f=h+\overline g\in\mathcal S_H^0 be a normalized univalent, sense-preserving harmonic mapping, and let Ω=f(D)\Omega=f(\mathbb D). Theorem 2 in the paper proves the stated spherical-area comparison under a bound on the dilatation. Dilatation-removal conjecture. The condition on the dilatation in that theorem can be removed. This would extend the spherical-area comparison from mappings satisfying the theorem's dilatation hypothesis to all mappings covered by its other assumptions; the source states the claim but gives no resolution.

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Yusuf Abu Muhanna, Rosihan M. Ali and Saminathan Ponnusamy, “The spherical metric and univalent harmonic mappings”, arXiv:1807.05654 (2018).

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