Closure of smooth maps in W^1,p(B^3;S^2)
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Abstract: For every , we show that can be strongly approximated by maps in if, and only if, the distributional Jacobian of vanishes identically. This result was originally proved by Bethuel-Coron-Demengel-Helein, but we present a different strategy which is motivated by the -case.
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