Conformal Fibrations of $S^3$ by Circles
Sebastian Heller

TL;DR
This paper characterizes conformal fibrations of the 3-sphere by circles using complex geometry and shows that all such fibrations are equivalent to the Hopf fibration under conformal transformations.
Contribution
It provides a new geometric description of circle fibrations in $S^3$ and classifies conformal fibrations as equivalent to the Hopf fibration.
Findings
Conformal submersions of $S^3$ correspond to intersections with complex surfaces in $ ext{CP}^3$.
A bilinear form on the tangent sphere bundle describes the space of circles in $S^3$.
All conformal fibrations of $S^3$ by circles are conformally equivalent to the Hopf fibration.
Abstract
It is shown that analytic conformal submersions of are given by intersections of (not necessary closed) complex surfaces with a quadratic real hyper-surface in A new description of the space of circles in the 3-sphere in terms of a natural bilinear form on the tangent sphere bundle of is given. As an application it is shown that every conformal fibration of by circles is the Hopf fibration up to conformal transformations.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Point processes and geometric inequalities · Mathematics and Applications
