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This article is intended as a survey of some of the mathematical research of Fred Gehring. It is not definitive and only superficially covers much of his most important work. Further, it really only touches on the many deep connections of Fred’s research with quasiconformal mappings, geometric function theory, nonlinear partial differential equations, differential and geometric topology and discrete groups. There are no proofs given here as they can easily be found in Fred’s published work, which are typically models of clarity of exposition.
Computational Methods and Function Theory – Springer Journals
Published: Jul 12, 2014
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