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1 Robert Èerný Homeomorphism with zero jacobian: Sharp integrability of the derivative MATH-KMA-2010/328 April 2010 Submitted Department of Mathematical Analysis, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University, Sokolovska 83, , Praha 8, Czech Republic
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5 2010 MATH-KMA-2010/321 MATH-KMA-2010/322 MATH-KMA-2010/323 MATH-KMA-2010/324 MATH-KMA-2010/325 MATH-KMA-2010/326 MATH-KMA-2010/327 MATH-KMA-2010/328 Jan Rataj, Ludìk Zajíèek: Critical values and level sets of distance functions in Riemannian, Alexandrov and Minkowski Stanislav Hencl: Sobolev homeomorphism with zero jacobian almost everywhere Stanislav Hencl, Jan Malý, Lubo¹ Pick, Jan Vybíral: Weak estimates cannot be obtained by extrapolation H. Bendová and J. Malý: An elementary way to introduce a Perron-like integral Ludìk Zajíèek: A note on propagation of singularities of semiconcave functions of two variables Robert Èerný, Petr Gurka, Stanislav Hencl: Concentration compactness principle for generalized Trudinger inequalities Robert Èerný: Concentration-Compactness principle for embeddings into multiple exponential Robert Èerný: Homeomorphism with zero jacobian: Sharp integrability of the derivative
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