On transcendental automorphisms of algebraic foliations
Fundamenta Mathematicae (2003)
- Volume: 179, Issue: 2, page 179-190
- ISSN: 0016-2736
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abstract = {We study the group Aut(ℱ) of (self) isomorphisms of a holomorphic foliation ℱ with singularities on a complex manifold. We prove, for instance, that for a polynomial foliation on ℂ² this group consists of algebraic elements provided that the line at infinity ℂP(2)∖ℂ² is not invariant under the foliation. If in addition ℱ is of general type (cf. [20]) then Aut(ℱ) is finite. For a foliation with hyperbolic singularities at infinity, if there is a transcendental automorphism then the foliation is either linear logarithmic, Riccati or chaotic (cf. Definition 1). We also give a description of foliations admitting an invariant algebraic curve C ⊂ ℂ² with a transcendental foliation automorphism.},
author = {B. Scárdua},
journal = {Fundamenta Mathematicae},
keywords = {isomorphisms; holomorphic foliation; singularities on a complex manifold},
language = {eng},
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pages = {179-190},
title = {On transcendental automorphisms of algebraic foliations},
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volume = {179},
year = {2003},
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AU - B. Scárdua
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AB - We study the group Aut(ℱ) of (self) isomorphisms of a holomorphic foliation ℱ with singularities on a complex manifold. We prove, for instance, that for a polynomial foliation on ℂ² this group consists of algebraic elements provided that the line at infinity ℂP(2)∖ℂ² is not invariant under the foliation. If in addition ℱ is of general type (cf. [20]) then Aut(ℱ) is finite. For a foliation with hyperbolic singularities at infinity, if there is a transcendental automorphism then the foliation is either linear logarithmic, Riccati or chaotic (cf. Definition 1). We also give a description of foliations admitting an invariant algebraic curve C ⊂ ℂ² with a transcendental foliation automorphism.
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KW - isomorphisms; holomorphic foliation; singularities on a complex manifold
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