Abstract
The aim of this paper is to prove the following version of well-known Kellogg’s theorem. Let , , and is a conformal (one-to-one, onto) mapping. Then, extends to the homeomorphism from to ; moreover, , and the inverse mapping .
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1 In [Citation1], these relationships are issued with additional assumption . In our case, the reasoning is literally repeated. We only must take into account that the order of differentiation in mixed Sobolev’s derivatives is not important.