Topological obstructions to continuity of Orlicz-Sobolev mappings of finite distortion
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Abstract: In the paper we investigate continuity of Orlicz-Sobolev mappings of finite distortion between smooth Riemannian -manifolds, , under the assumption that the Young function satisfies the so called divergence condition . We prove that if the manifolds are oriented, is compact, and the universal cover of is not a rational homology sphere, then such mappings are continuous. That includes mappings with and, more generally, mappings with . On the other hand, if the space is larger than (for example if ), and the universal cover of is homeomorphic to , , or is diffeomorphic to , , then we construct an example of a mapping in that has finite distortion and is discontinuous. This demonstrates a new global-to-local phenomenon: both finite distortion and continuity are local properties, but a seemingly local fact that finite distortion implies continuity is a consequence of a global topological property of the target manifold .
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