Infinitesimally small spheres and conformally invariant metrics

Abstract

The modulus metric (also called the capacity metric) on a domain D⊂ Rn can be defined as μD(x,y)=∈f\cap\,(D,γ)\, where cap\,(D,γ) stands for the capacity of the condenser (D,γ) and the infimum is taken over all continua γ⊂ D containing the points x and y. It was conjectured by J. Ferrand, G. Martin and M. Vuorinen in 1991 that every isometry in the modulus metric is a conformal mapping. In this note, we confirm this conjecture and prove new geometric properties of surfaces that are spheres in the metric space (D,μD).

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