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HOLOMORPHIC OPEN BOOK DECOMPOSITIONS 59<br />

know that fτ0 L ∞ ( ˙S) ≤ T . We then obtain a complex structure jτ0 on ˙S by<br />

jτ0(z) = πλTu0(z) −1 Tφfτ (z)(u0(z)) 0 −1 × J φfτ (z)(u0(z)) 0 <br />

Tφfτ (z) u0(z) 0 πλTu0(z).<br />

By definition, the complex structure jτ0 is also of class L∞ and jτ (z) → j1(z)<br />

pointwise. Our task is to improve the regularity of the limit fτ0 and the character of<br />

the convergence fτ → fτ0 . We also have to establish convergence of the functions aτ<br />

for τ ↗ τ0. The complex structures jτ are of course all smooth, but the limit jτ0 might<br />

only be measurable.<br />

3.1. The Beltrami equation<br />

For the reader’s convenience, we briefly summarize a few classical facts from the<br />

theory of quasiconformal mappings (see [8], [9]). The punctured surface ˙S carries<br />

metrics gτ , also of class L ∞ for τ = τ0 and smooth otherwise, so that<br />

In fact, gτ is given by<br />

gτ (z) jτ (z)v, jτ (z)w = gτ (z)(v, w), for all v, w ∈ Tz ˙S.<br />

gτ (z)(v, w) = dλ uτ (z) πλTuτ (z)v, J(uτ (z))πλTuτ (z)w .<br />

In the case τ = τ0, we replace πλTuτ (z) by Tφfτ 0 (z)(u0(z))πλTu0(z). Wehave<br />

sup τ gτ L ∞ ( ˙S) < ∞ and gτ → gτ0 pointwise as τ ↗ τ0. Our considerations about<br />

the regularity of the limit are of local nature, so we may replace ˙S with a ball B ⊂ C<br />

centered at the origin. Denoting the metric tensor of gτ by (g τ kl )1≤k,l≤2, wedefinethe<br />

following complex-valued smooth functions:<br />

and we note that<br />

µτ (z) :=<br />

1<br />

2 (gτ 11 (z) − gτ 22 (z)) + igτ 12 (z)<br />

1<br />

2 (gτ 11 (z) + gτ 22 (z)) + gτ 11 (z)gτ 22 (z) − (gτ ,<br />

12 (z))2<br />

sup µτ L∞ ( ˙S) < 1<br />

τ<br />

and that µτ → µτ0 pointwise. We view the functions µτ as functions on the whole<br />

complex plane by trivially extending them beyond B. Then they are also τ-uniformly<br />

bounded in L p (C) for all 1 ≤ p ≤∞and µτ → µτ0 in Lp (C) for 1 ≤ p

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