Space-filling surfaces: sharp Hölder continuous parameterizations from squares to cubes
Matthew Badger, Kevin Palmer
Abstract
Following a hint of Semmes, we employ Stong's bijections between integer lattices to construct space-filling surfaces, which are higher-dimensional analogues of space-filling curves. For each m≥ 2 we build α-Hölder continuous parameterizations f:[0,1]m→[0,1]m+1 with sharp exponent α=m/(m+1). In particular, there exist (2/3)-Hölder continuous surjections from squares to cubes. This solves Arnold's problem 1988--5.
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