A Runge approximation theorem for pseudo-holomorphic maps
Antoine Gournay

TL;DR
This paper extends the classical Runge approximation theorem to pseudo-holomorphic maps from compact Riemann surfaces to almost-complex manifolds, broadening the scope of approximation results in complex and almost-complex geometry.
Contribution
It proves a Runge approximation theorem for pseudo-holomorphic maps, generalizing classical results to a broader geometric setting.
Findings
Establishes approximation of pseudo-holomorphic maps under certain conditions
Includes applications to some complex varieties
Bridges complex analysis and almost-complex geometry
Abstract
The Runge approximation theorem for holomorphic maps (U -> C) is a fundamental result in complex analysis. The aim of this article is to prove such a result for (pseudo-)holomorphic maps from a compact Riemann surface to a compact (almost-)complex manifold M under certain assumptions. Though the setting is definitively that of pseudo-holomorphic maps it also covers some complex varieties.
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