Several complex variables and analytic spaces Holomorphic functions of several variables Concept
Biholomorphism
Summary
A biholomorphism is a bijective holomorphic map between open subsets of whose inverse is also holomorphic. Two domains related by a biholomorphism are biholomorphically equivalent: they are the same for complex analysis. In one variable every simply connected proper domain of is biholomorphic to the disc, by the Riemann mapping theorem. In several variables this fails: for the unit ball and the unit polydisc are not biholomorphic.
Where this leads
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- Poincaré's theorem that the ball and polydisc are not biholomorphic
- Holomorphic inverse function theorem
- Deformation of complex structure
- Holomorphic automorphisms of C^n
- Fefferman's theorem on extension of biholomorphisms
- Holomorphic fiber bundle
- Narasimhan lemma
- Cartan's classification of bounded symmetric domains
- Alexander's theorem on proper self-maps of the ball
- Bounded symmetric domain
- Automorphism group of a bounded domain is a Lie group
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- Poincaré's theorem that the ball and polydisc are not biholomorphic
- Holomorphic inverse function theorem
- Fefferman's theorem on extension of biholomorphisms
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- Poincaré's theorem that the ball and polydisc are not biholomorphic
- Holomorphic inverse function theorem
- Deformation of complex structure
- Holomorphic automorphisms of C^n
- Fefferman's theorem on extension of biholomorphisms
- Holomorphic fiber bundle
- Narasimhan lemma
- Cartan's classification of bounded symmetric domains
- Alexander's theorem on proper self-maps of the ball
- Bounded symmetric domain
- Automorphism group of a bounded domain is a Lie group