scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1408433
In the paper ``Sur les surfaces de Riemann normalement exhaustibles et sur le théorème des disques pour ces surfaces [Compos. Math. 7, 428-435 (1940; Zbl 0022.12701)]\textit{S. Stoilow} classified the normally exhaustible simply connected Riemann coverings \((R,T,S)\) in two kinds, the first and the second, according to the fact that \(S\setminus T(R)\) reduces to a point or it is a nondegenerated continuum. Here \(S\) is the Riemann surface. The author extends this classification to \(E\)-quasinormally exhaustible Riemann coverings\break \((R,T,S)\), where \(R\) is simply connected and \(E\) is a connected closed set of the Riemann sphere \(S\), namely the covering is of the first or of the second kind as \(E\) reduces to a point or is a nondegenerated continuum. In contrast with the normally exhaustible case when parabolic coverings always are of the first kind, in the \(E\)-quasinormally exhaustible case there exists parabolic coverings of the second kind. Using \textit{Martin Jurchescu's} modular criterium [see ``Modulus of a boundary component, Pac. J. Math. 8, 791-809 (1958; Zbl 0084.28201)], a construction of a parabolic \(E\)-quasinormally exhaustible Riemann covering of the second kind is done.
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