Complex Geometry Facts Flashcards
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Let f:X -> Y be a nonconstant holomorphic map between Riemann surfaces. Is f an open map, closed map, or neither?
f is open
Let f:X -> Y be an injective holomorphic map between Riemann surfaces. Then f is a biholomorphic mapping of X onto f(X) true or false?
True
State the maximum principle for Riemann surfaces
Suppose X is a Riemann surfaces and f:X-> C is a non-constant holomorphic function. Then the absolute value of f does not attain its maximum.
Let f:X -> Y be a nonconstant holomorphic map between Riemann surfaces. Suppose X is compact. What can we say about Y and f?
Then Y is compact and f is surjective.
What can we say about holomorphic functions on compact Riemann surfaces?
They are constant.
What can we say about meromorphic functions f on P^1?
They are rational functions, i.e., quotient of two polynomials.
What is Liouville’s theorem?
Every bounded holomorphic function f:C -> C is constant.
What can we say about doubly periodic holomorphic functions f:C->C?
They are constant.
What can we say about nonconstant doubly periodic meromorphic functions f:C->P^1?
They attain every value c in P^1.
True or false: Any connected proper open subset of C is biholomorphic to the open unit disk
False. We need simply connected assumption instead of connected.
State Runge’s theorem.
Any holomorphic function on a compact set with connected complement can be uniformly approximated by polynomials.
State Schwarz’s lemma.
If f:D ->D is a holomorphic map with f(0)=0, then |f(z)| \leq |z| and |f’(0)|\leq 1. Equality holds iff f is a rotation.
What is the definition of the fundamental group of a topological space X?
The group of homotopy classes of loops based at some point in X.
What is the fundamental group of S^1?
The group of integers (Z,+).
What is the fundamental group of RP^2
Z/2Z.
What is the singular homology of the n-sphere?
H_k(S^n) = Z, when k=0,n
0, otherwise.
What is a stable point in the sense of GIT?
Points with closed orbits and finite stabilisers.
State Riemann’s removable singularity theorem
Let U be an open subset of a Riemann surface and let a\in U. Suppose the function f \in O(U{a}) is bounded in some neighbourhood of a. Then f can be extended uniquely to a function F \in O(U).
State the identity theorem
Suppose X and Y are Riemann surfaces and f_1, f_2: X \to Y are two holomorphic mappings which coincide on a set A\subset X having a limit point a\in X. Then f_1,f_2 are identical.
Let f be a complex valued function on P^1. Then f is holomorphic at infinity if and only if what?
f(1/z) is holomorphic at z=0
A closed subset of a compact space is what?
Compact
A compact subset of a Hausdorff space is?
Closed
A finite union of compact spaces is?
Compact