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Let $mathbb{X}$ be a Jordan domain satisfying hyperbolic growth conditions. Assume that $varphi$ is a homeomorphism from the boundary $partial mathbb{X}$ of $mathbb{X}$ onto the unit circle. Denote by $h$ the harmonic diffeomorphic extension of $varphi $ from $mathbb{X}$ onto the unit disk. We establish the optimal Orlicz-Sobolev regularity and weighted Sobolev estimate of $h.$ These generalize the Sobolev regularity of $h$ by Koski-Onninen [21, Theorem 3.1].
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