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In this paper we prove a Radó type result showing that there is no univalent polyharmonic mapping of the unit disk onto the whole complex plane. We also establish a connection between the boundary functions of harmonic and biharmonic mappings. Finally, we show how a close-to-convex biharmonic mapping can be constructed from a convex harmonic mapping.
Computational Methods and Function Theory – Springer Journals
Published: Sep 1, 2022
Keywords: Polyharmonic mappings; Biharmonic mappings; Harmonic mappings; Radó theorem; Boundary extensions; Close-to-convex mappings; Primary 30D60; 30C45; Secondary 31A30
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