Analysis and Topology 1998
DOI: 10.1142/9789812817297_0014
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A Generalization of a Theorem of Weierstrass

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“…As in Theorem 2 we can prove an extension of the well known theorem of Zoric [43] and of some theorems of Agard and Marden [44] and Cristea [6] and we give some partial extensions of some results of Rajala [22] and Cristea [9]. It is known that Zoric's theorem does not hold in the case n = 2 as the function exp: C → C shows.…”
Section: Geometric Properties Of Local Homeomorphisms Satisfying Modumentioning
confidence: 62%
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“…As in Theorem 2 we can prove an extension of the well known theorem of Zoric [43] and of some theorems of Agard and Marden [44] and Cristea [6] and we give some partial extensions of some results of Rajala [22] and Cristea [9]. It is known that Zoric's theorem does not hold in the case n = 2 as the function exp: C → C shows.…”
Section: Geometric Properties Of Local Homeomorphisms Satisfying Modumentioning
confidence: 62%
“…differentiable and satisfy condition (N ). Using Sard's lemma from [39], we see that in this case f is a.e. differentiable and J f (x) = 0 a.e.…”
Section: Remark 1 Of Course the Modular Inequality (2) From Theorem mentioning
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