Abstract

We have found one of possible conditions under which the degenerate Beltrami equation has a continuous solution of the Sobolev class. This solution is H\"{o}lder continuous in the ''weak'' (logarithmic) sense with the exponent power $\alpha=1/2.$ Moreover, it belongs to the class $W^{1, 2}_{\rm loc}.$ Under certain additional requirements, it can also be chosen as a homeomorphic solution. We give an appropriate example of the equation that satisfies all the conditions of the main result of the article, but does not have a homeomorphic Sobolev solution.

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