Chordal Loewner chains and Teichm\"uller spaces on the half-plane
Huaying Wei, Katsuhiko Matsuzaki

TL;DR
This paper develops a half-plane analogue of the Ahlfors-Weill formula, constructing quasiconformal extensions of univalent functions with boundary Schwarzian conditions, and characterizes VMO-Teichmüller space elements via Carleson measures.
Contribution
It introduces a new half-plane version of the Loewner chain and quasiconformal extension theory, extending classical disk results to the half-plane setting.
Findings
Existence of chordal Loewner chains under boundary Schwarzian conditions.
Explicit quasiconformal extension with complex dilatation related to Schwarzian derivative.
Characterization of VMO-Teichmüller space elements via vanishing Carleson measures.
Abstract
We consider a univalent analytic function on the half-plane satisfying the condition that the supremum norm of its (pre-)Schwarzian derivative vanishes on the boundary. Under certain extra assumptions on , we show that there exists a chordal Loewner chain initiated from until some finite time, and this Loewner chain defines a quasiconformal extension of over the boundary such that its complex dilatation is given explicitly in terms of the (pre-)Schwarzian derivative in some neighborhood of the boundary. This can be regarded as the half-plane version of the corresponding result developed on the disk by Becker and also the generalization of the Ahlfors-Weill formula. As an application of this quasiconformal extension, we complete the characterization of an element of the VMO-Teichm\"uller space on the half-plane using the vanishing Carleson measure condition induced by the…
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TopicsAnalytic and geometric function theory · Anorectal Disease Treatments and Outcomes
