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Abstract
Let ΣHk(p)\Sigma _H^k(p) be the class of sense-preserving univalent harmonic mappings defined on the open unit disk D\mathbb {D} of the complex plane with a simple pole at z=p∈(0,1)z=p \in (0,1) that have kk-quasiconformal extensions (0≤k>10\leq k>1) onto the extended complex plane. In this article, we obtain an area theorem for this class of functions.
设 Σ H k ( p ) \Sigma _H^k(p)是一类定义在复平面的开放单位盘 D \mathbb {D} 上、在 z = p∈ ( 0 , 1 ) z=p \(0,1)处有一个简单极点、在扩展复平面上有 k k -等方扩展(0 ≤ k > 1 0\leq k>1 )的保感单等调和映射。在本文中,我们得到了这一类函数的面积定理。
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