Complete hyperbolic neighborhoods in almost-complex surfaces
R. Debalme, S. Ivashkovich

TL;DR
The paper proves that every point in an almost-complex surface has a basis of complete hyperbolic neighborhoods, extending to neighborhoods of complex curves, with implications for hyperbolic embeddings in almost-complex projective planes.
Contribution
It establishes the existence of complete hyperbolic neighborhoods around points and curves in almost-complex surfaces, a surprising result valid for any almost-complex structure.
Findings
Existence of basis of complete hyperbolic neighborhoods in almost-complex surfaces.
Construction of hyperbolic neighborhoods around non-singular J-complex curves.
Open set of almost-complex structures with hyperbolic complements in projective planes.
Abstract
We prove that each point in an almost-complex surface has a basis of complete hyperbolic neighborhoods. The problem is local, and therefore we can consider the case when our surface is with an arbitrary almost-complex structure of class . Let be a non-singular -complex curve passing through the origin. Our result cah be stated as follows: There exists a basis of neighborhoods of zero in , such that are complete hyperbolic in the sence of Kobayashi, moreover are complete hyperbolic as well. The fact that this result remains true for any almost-complex structure is somewhat suprising. Really, given any germ of a non-singular real surface in , one can easily construct an almost-complex structure in a neighborhood of zero, such that becomes a -complex curve. Typical…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows
