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Conformal invariance of extremal length (λ(fΓ,f(Ω))=λ(Γ,Ω))

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Area of mathematics Analysis Complex analysis Riemann surfaces Teichmüller theory Extremal length
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For a conformal map f and a conformal metric ρ on its image, the pullback density is ρ(f(z))∣f′(z)∣. The change of variables formula preserves its metric area, and the chain rule preserves the length of each corresponding curve. Applying this to f and its inverse proves the title equality. This allows extremal length computations on rectangles, discs and annuli to be transported to other domains.

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  • Conformal modulus of a quadrilateral
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