Abstract
An essentially unique homeomorphic solution to the Beltrami equation with measurable coefficients was found in the 1930s by Morrey. The most well-known proof from the 1960s uses the theory of Calderón–Zygmund and singular integral operators in $$L^p(\mathbb {C})$$ . We will present an alternative method to solve the Beltrami equation using the Hodge star operator and standard elliptic PDE theory. We will also discuss a different method to prove the regularity of the solution. This approach is partially based on work by Dittmar.
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