1957
DOI: 10.1007/bf02404474
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Extremal length and functional completion

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“…The concept of the modulus of the path family was introduced by Ahlfors and Beurling [1] and developed by Fuglede [30]. This theory constitutes a basic tool for the theory of quasiregular mappings, see Rickman [55] and Väisälä [65].…”
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“…The concept of the modulus of the path family was introduced by Ahlfors and Beurling [1] and developed by Fuglede [30]. This theory constitutes a basic tool for the theory of quasiregular mappings, see Rickman [55] and Väisälä [65].…”
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“…Absolute continuity along n-a.e. curve follows from a theorem of Fuglede [27], since quasiconformal maps of domains in R n lie in the local Sobolev space W 1,n loc . These results were extended by Väisälä [72] to locally quasisymmetric maps from a domain Ω ⊂ R n to any set Y ⊂ R N , N < ∞, with locally finite Hausdorff n-measure and then by the author [70] to the case of general metric spaces Y with locally finite Hausdorff n-measure.…”
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“…The p-modulus (as the module of order p of a system of measures) was defined and studied by Fuglede [17]. Heinonen-Koskela [22] defined the p-modulus of a curve family in a metric measure space and observed that the corresponding results by Fuglede carried over directly.…”
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