Structure of the image of analytic discs attached to totally real submanifolds (Q2752842)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1665579
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1665579 |
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16 January 2002
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J-holomorphic disks
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analytic disks
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totally real submanifolds
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Structure of the image of analytic discs attached to totally real submanifolds (English)
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The object of this paper is to study analytic disks attached to totally real submanifolds. More precisely, consider maps \(( w: (D^{2} ,\partial D^{2}) \rightarrow (\mathbb{C}^{n},R) ,)\) where \(R\) is a totally real submanifold, let \(\Delta \) denote the interior of \(D^{2} \) and \(bA\) the image of the boundary under \(w.\) The main results of the paper provides a description of \((\Delta \setminus w^{-1} (bA)).\) The first result says that \(( \Delta \setminus w^{-1} (bA))\) can be decomposed into connected components, each one of which becomes, after filling discrete holes, simply connected. The image can be decomposed into a finite union of simple disks attached to the same totally real submanifold. If in addition \(R\) is real-analytic and \(w\) is holomorphic, \(( \Delta \setminus w^{-1} (bA))\) is connected and \(w\) can be expressed as the composition of a simple disk and a finite Blaschke product. Similar results had been obtained earlier by the same authors. Here they have reformulated some results in a SCV setting in order to make them more attractive to specialists of that field.NEWLINENEWLINEFor the entire collection see [Zbl 0953.00035].
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