Reversible parabolic diffeomorphisms of $(\mathbb{C}^2,0)$ and exceptional hyperbolic CR-singularities
Martin Klime\v{s}, Laurent Stolovitch

TL;DR
This paper classifies holomorphic and anti-holomorphic parabolic diffeomorphisms of 2,0) with certain symmetries and integrals, and applies these results to classify real analytic surfaces with hyperbolic CR singularities.
Contribution
It provides a canonical formal normal form and a complete analytic classification for these diffeomorphisms, extending to anti-holomorphic cases and real surfaces with hyperbolic CR singularities.
Findings
Complete analytic classification in formal generic cases.
Reduction to Birkhoff-c9calle-Voronin modulus for restricted germs.
Classification results for real analytic surfaces with hyperbolic CR singularities.
Abstract
The aim of this article is twofold: First we study holomorphic germs of parabolic diffeomorphisms of that are reversed by a holomorphic reflection and posses an analytic first integral with non-degenerate critical point at the origin. We find a canonical formal normal form and provide a complete analytic classification (in formal generic cases) in terms of a collection of functional invariants. Their restriction to an irreductible component of the zero locus of the first integral reduces to the Birkhoff--\'Ecalle--Voronin modulus of the 1-dimensional restricted parabolic germ. We then generalize this classification also to germs of anti-holomorphic diffeomorphisms of whose square iterate is of the above form. Related to it, we solve the problem of both formal and analytic classification of germs of real analytic surfaces in with…
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TopicsHolomorphic and Operator Theory · Geometry and complex manifolds · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
