scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2070036

This paper presents a survey on future directions and recent developments in the Geometric Function Theory. The authors are focused mainly on theoretical questions of weakly differentiable mappings of finite distortion. 20 open problems are given which cover a huge area of current research. Most of them have to do with the Beltrami equation \[ \frac{\partial f}{\partial \overline{z}} = \mu (z) \frac{\partial f}{\partial {z}}, \text{\;\;\;almost \;everywhere} \] and their generalizations: necessary or sufficient conditions for local existence of solutions, optimal conditions which imply that solutions are locally homeomorphic, principal solutions (solutions which are in a very specific Orlicz-Sobolev class), analogues of quasicircles, continuity and compactness, \(W_{loc}^{1,n}-\)regularity, existence and compactness of the solutions of the quasi-linear Beltrami equation. The other topics concern minimizers of certain variational integrals (stored energy functional), weakly differentiable mappings of manifolds, rank-one convex function and the \(p-\)norms of the Beurling Transform \(\mathcal{S}\). For the entire collection see [Zbl 1032.30001].

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