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Main Authors: Sevost'yanov, Evgeny, Targonskii, Valery, Romash, Denys, Ilkevych, Nataliya
Format: Preprint
Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.15093
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author Sevost'yanov, Evgeny
Targonskii, Valery
Romash, Denys
Ilkevych, Nataliya
author_facet Sevost'yanov, Evgeny
Targonskii, Valery
Romash, Denys
Ilkevych, Nataliya
contents This paper is devoted to the study of mappings in metric spaces. We investigate mappings satisfying inverse moduli inequalities. We show that under certain conditions on these mappings, their definition domains and the spaces in which they act, the image of a ball under the mappings contains a ball of fixed radius, which corresponds to the statement of the Koebe theorem on one quarter. As consequences, we obtain corresponding results in the Sobolev and Orlicz-Sobolev classes defined in a certain domain of a Riemannian surface or factor space by the group of fractional-linear mappings of the unit ball. We also give consequences for manifolds.
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spellingShingle An analogue of Koebe's theorem in metric spaces
Sevost'yanov, Evgeny
Targonskii, Valery
Romash, Denys
Ilkevych, Nataliya
Complex Variables
30C65
This paper is devoted to the study of mappings in metric spaces. We investigate mappings satisfying inverse moduli inequalities. We show that under certain conditions on these mappings, their definition domains and the spaces in which they act, the image of a ball under the mappings contains a ball of fixed radius, which corresponds to the statement of the Koebe theorem on one quarter. As consequences, we obtain corresponding results in the Sobolev and Orlicz-Sobolev classes defined in a certain domain of a Riemannian surface or factor space by the group of fractional-linear mappings of the unit ball. We also give consequences for manifolds.
title An analogue of Koebe's theorem in metric spaces
topic Complex Variables
30C65
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.15093