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Quasiconformal maps with bilipschitz or identity boundary values in Banach spaces

Suppose that $E$ and $E'$ denote real Banach spaces with dimension at least 2 and that $D\varsubsetneq E$ and $D'\varsubsetneq E'$ are uniform domains with homogeneously dense boundaries. We consider the class of all $φ$-FQC (freely $φ$-quasiconformal) maps of $D$ onto $D'$ with bilipschitz boundary values. We show that the maps of this class are $η$-quasisymmetric. As an application, we show that if $D$ is bounded, then maps of this class satisfy a two sided Hölder condition. Moreover, replacing the class $φ$-FQC by the smaller class of $M$-QH maps, we show that $M$-QH maps with bilipschitz boundary values are bilipschitz. Finally, we show that if $f$ is a $φ$-FQC map which maps $D$ onto itself with identity boundary values, then there is a constant $C\,,$ depending only on the function $φ\,,$ such that for all $x\in D$, the quasihyperbolic distance satisfies $k_D(x,f(x))\leq C$.

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