The tension equation with holomorphic coefficients, harmonic mappings and rigidity
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Abstract: The tension equation for a mapping is the nonlinear second order equation [ Delta f +varphi(f) f_z f_{�ar z} = 0] Solutions are "harmonic" mappings. Here we give a complete description of the solution space of mappings of degree 1 to this equation when is entire. Each solution is a quasiconformal surjection and when the set of normalised solutions is endowed with the Teichm"uller metric, the solution space is isometric to the hyperbolic plane. More generally, for harmonic mappings between domains in , with defining a flat metric we stablish a very strong maximum principle for the distortion - up to multiplicative factor , real and harmonic, the Beltrami coefficient of is quasiregular - and thus open and discrete when nonconstant. This follows from the remarkable fact that the Beltrami coefficient of the inverse of a harmonic mapping itself satisfies a nonlinear homogeneous Beltrami equation.
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