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Mappings of finite distortion: the zero set of the Jacobian

Publication |
2003

Abstract

Both the zero set of the Jacobian and the branch set of a non-constant mapping of finite, (sub)exponentially integrable distortion have volume zero. If a mapping $f$ of finite distortion $K$ has essentially bounded multiplicity, and $K^{1/(n-1)}$ and the Jacobian $J_f$ are integrable, then $J_f.gt.0$ a.e.