On the structural decomposition of planar Lipschitz quotient mappings
Abstract
We show that for each fixed non-constant complex polynomial P of the plane there exists a homeomorphism h such that P h is a Lipschitz quotient mapping. This corrects errors in the construction given earlier by Johnson et. al. [Michigan Math. J. 47 (2000), 15-31]. Further we introduce a stronger notion of pointwise co-Lipschitzness and characterise its equivalence to the standard pointwise definition whilst also highlighting its relevance to a long-standing conjecture concerning Lipschitz quotient mappings Rnn, n≥ 3.
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