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G-structures of second order.

Demetra Demetropoulou Psomopoulou (1992)

Publicacions Matemàtiques

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We introduce a generalization to the second order of the notion of the G-structure, the so called generalized almost tangent structure. For this purpose, the concepts of the second order frame bundle H(V), its structural group L and its associated tangent bundle of second order T(V) of a differentiable manifold V are described from the point of view that is used. Then, a G-structure of second order -called G -structure- is constructed on V by an endorphism...

Riemann maps in almost complex manifolds

Bernard Coupet, Hervé Gaussier, Alexandre Sukhov (2003)

Annali della Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa - Classe di Scienze

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We prove the existence of stationary discs in the ball for small almost complex deformations of the standard structure. We define a local analogue of the Riemann map and establish its main properties. These constructions are applied to study the local geometry of almost complex manifolds and their morphisms.

Contact geometry and CR-structures on spheres

John Bland, Tom Duchamp (1995)

Banach Center Publications

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A normal form for small CR-deformations of the standard CR-structure on the (2n+1)-sphere is presented. The space of normal forms is parameterized by a single function on the sphere. For n>1, the normal form is used to obtain explicit embeddings into n + 1 . For n=1, the cohomological obstruction to embeddability is identified.

New examples of non-locally embeddable C R structures (with no non-constant C R distributions)

Jean-Pierre Rosay (1989)

Annales de l'institut Fourier

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We construct examples of non-locally embeddable C R structures. These examples may show some improvement on previous examples by Nirenberg, and Jacobowitz and Trèves. They are based on a simple construction which consists in gluing two embedded structures. And (this is our main point) we believe that these examples are very transparent, therefore easy to work with.