Event
Nages Shanmugalingam (U. Cincinnati)
Friday, May 7, 2021 14:00to15:00
Title: Prime ends for domains in metric measure spaces and their use in potential theory and QC theory.
Abstract: Prime ends were first developed by Caratheodory in order to understand the boundary behavior of conformal mappings from the disk. As such, the construction of Caratheodory and Ahlfors worked for simply connected planar domains, but had to be modified for more general domains. In this talk we will focus on a construction in the setting of domains in metric spaces, and describe their use in potential theory (Dirichlet problem for the p-energy minimizers) and in studying boundary behavior of QC maps.
For Zoom meeting please contact the organizer dmitry.jakobson [at] mcgill.ca