Please give some simple examples of maps that are quasiconformal

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Quasiconformal maps are generalizations of conformal maps that allow for controlled distortion. They maintain a bounded distortion ratio, making them useful in various mathematical applications. Examples include complex holomorphic maps and isometries, which preserve angles and distances, respectively. Understanding these maps is crucial for advanced studies in complex analysis and geometric function theory.

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Hi, i need to get some examples of quasiconformal maps..do help!
 
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what is the definition? presumably wonderful maps like complex holomorphic maps are anything you like, or maybe isometries.
 

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