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Maximal dilatation (K(f)=1−∥μf​∥∞​1+∥μf​∥∞​​)

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The essential supremum of the ratio of the largest to the smallest infinitesimal singular value of a quasiconformal map. It equals (1+∥μf​∥∞​)/(1−∥μf​∥∞​) in terms of the Beltrami coefficient.

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  • Beltrami coefficient
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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2017 / iii / Paper 132 / 3 / b / Solution
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