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Approximation by continuous rational maps into spheres

Wojciech Kucharz (2014)

Journal of the European Mathematical Society

Investigated are continuous rational maps of nonsingular real algebraic varieties into spheres. In some cases, necessary and sufficient conditions are given for a continuous map to be approximable by continuous rational maps. In particular, each continuous map between unit spheres can be approximated by continuous rational maps.

Approximation of C -functions without changing their zero-set

F. Broglia, A. Tognoli (1989)

Annales de l'institut Fourier

For a C function ϕ : M (where M is a real algebraic manifold) the following problem is studied. If ϕ - 1 ( 0 ) is an algebraic subvariety of M , can ϕ be approximated by rational regular functions f such that f - 1 ( 0 ) = ϕ - 1 ( 0 ) ? We find that this is possible if and only if there exists a rational regular function g : M such that g - 1 ( 0 ) = ϕ - 1 ( 0 ) and g(x) · ϕ ( x ) 0 for any x in n . Similar results are obtained also in the analytic and in the Nash cases.For non approximable functions the minimal flatness locus is also studied.

Approximation of holomorphic maps by algebraic morphisms

J. Bochnak, W. Kucharz (2003)

Annales Polonici Mathematici

Let X be a nonsingular complex algebraic curve and let Y be a nonsingular rational complex algebraic surface. Given a compact subset K of X, every holomorphic map from a neighborhood of K in X into Y can be approximated by rational maps from X into Y having no poles in K. If Y is a nonsingular projective complex surface with the first Betti number nonzero, then such an approximation is impossible.

Arakelov computations in genus 3 curves

Jordi Guàrdia (2001)

Journal de théorie des nombres de Bordeaux

Arakelov invariants of arithmetic surfaces are well known for genus 1 and 2 ([4], [2]). In this note, we study the modular height and the Arakelov self-intersection for a family of curves of genus 3 with many automorphisms: C n : Y 4 = X 4 - ( 4 n - 2 ) X 2 Z 2 + Z 4 . Arakelov calculus involves both analytic and arithmetic computations. We express the periods of the curve C n in terms of elliptic integrals. The substitutions used in these integrals provide a splitting of the jacobian of C n as a product of three elliptic curves. Using the corresponding...

Arc-analyticity and polynomial arcs

Rémi Soufflet (2004)

Annales Polonici Mathematici

We relate the notion of arc-analyticity and the one of analyticity on restriction to polynomial arcs and we prove that in the subanalytic setting, these two notions coincide.

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