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Mathematical Notes | 2014

Boundary behavior of Orlicz-Sobolev classes

D. A. Kovtonyuk; V. I. Ryazanov; Ruslan Salimov; E. A. Sevost’yanov

It is proved that homeomorphisms of the Orlicz-Sobolev class Wloc1, φ can be continuously extended to the boundaries of some domains if the function φ defining this class satisfies a Carderón-type condition and the outer dilatation Kf of the mapping f satisfies the divergence condition for integrals of special form. In particular, the result holds for homeomorphisms of the Sobolev classes Wloc1,1 with Kf ∈ Llocq for q > n − 1.


Mathematical Notes | 2017

On the zero-dimensionality of the limit of the sequence of generalized quasiconformal mappings

E. A. Sevost’yanov

The paper is devoted to the study of the properties of a class of space mappings that is more general than that of bounded distortion mappings (aka quasiregular mappings). It is shown that the locally uniform limit of a sequence of mappings f: D → ℝn of a domain D ⊂ ℝn, n ≥ 2, satisfying one inequality for the p-modulus of families of curves is zero-dimensional. This statement generalizes a well-known theorem on the openness and discreteness of the uniform limit of a sequence of bounded distortion mappings.


Mathematical Notes | 2017

On local properties of spatial generalized quasi-isometries

Ruslan Salimov; E. A. Sevost’yanov

An upper bound for the measure of the image of a ball under mappings of a certain class generalizing the class of branched spatial quasi-isometries is determined. As a corollary, an analog of Schwarz’ classical lemma for these mappings is proved under an additional constraint of integral character. The obtained results have applications to the classes of Sobolev and Orlicz–Sobolev spaces.


Mathematical Notes | 2015

On removable singularities of maps with growth bounded by a function

E. A. Sevost’yanov

This paper studies questions related to the local behavior of almost everywhere differentiable maps with the N, N−1, ACP, and ACP−1 properties whose quasiconformality characteristic satisfies certain growth conditions. It is shown that, if a map of this type grows in a neighborhood of an isolated boundary point no faster than a function of the radius of a ball, then this point is either a removable singular point or a pole of this map.


Ukrainian Mathematical Journal | 2009

Generalization of one Poletskii lemma to classes of space mappings

E. A. Sevost’yanov


Ukrainian Mathematical Journal | 2009

On the integral characterization of some generalized quasiregular mappings and the significance of the conditions of divergence of integrals in the geometric theory of functions

E. A. Sevost’yanov


Ukrainian Mathematical Journal | 2011

On some properties of generalized quasiisometries with unbounded characteristic

E. A. Sevost’yanov


Ukrainian Mathematical Journal | 2012

On the boundary behavior of open discrete mappings with unbounded characteristic

E. A. Sevost’yanov


Ukrainian Mathematical Journal | 2012

Analogs of the Ikoma–Schwartz lemma and Liouville theorem for mappings with unbounded characteristic

Ruslan Salimov; E. A. Sevost’yanov


Ukrainian Mathematical Journal | 2008

ON THE NORMALITY OF FAMILIES OF SPACE MAPPINGS WITH BRANCHING

E. A. Sevost’yanov

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Ruslan Salimov

National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine

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V. I. Ryazanov

National Academy of Sciences

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D. A. Kovtonyuk

National Academy of Sciences

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Evgenii A. Petrov

National Academy of Sciences

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A. L. Gol’berg

Holon Institute of Technology

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