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We consider extensions of differential fields of mappings and obtain a lower bound for energy of quasiconformal extension fields in terms of the topological degree. We also consider the related minimization problem for the q-harmonic energy, and show that the energy minimizers admit higher integrability.

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Pankka, P., Rajala, K. Quasiconformal extension fields. Calc. Var. 42, 73–91 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00526-010-0380-9

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