Non-removability of Sierpinski carpets
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Abstract: We prove that all Sierpi'nski carpets in the plane are non-removable for (quasi)conformal maps. More precisely, we show that for any two Sierpi'nski carpets there exists a homeomorphism that is conformal in and it maps onto . The proof is topological and it utilizes the ideas of the topological characterization of Whyburn. As a corollary, we obtain a partial answer to a question of Bishop, whether any planar continuum with empty interior and positive measure can be mapped to a set of measure zero with an exceptional homeomorphism of the plane, conformal off that set.
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