A Reflection Principle for Proper Holomorphic Mappings of Strongly Pseudoconvex Domains and Applications.
In this survey we give geometric interpretations of some standard results on boundary behaviour of holomorphic self-maps in the unit disc of ℂ and generalize them to holomorphic self-maps of some particular domains of ℂⁿ.
In this short paper, we show that the only proper holomorphic self-maps of bounded domains in whose iterates approach a strictly pseudoconvex point of the boundary are automorphisms of the euclidean ball. This is a Wong-Rosay type theorem for a sequence of maps whose degrees are a priori unbounded.
We consider a nondegenerate holomorphic map where is a compact Hermitian manifold of dimension larger than or equal to and is an open connected complex manifold of dimension . In this article we give criteria which permit to construct Ahlfors’ currents in .
We first introduce the class of quasi-algebraically stable meromorphic maps of Pk. This class is strictly larger than that of algebraically stable meromorphic self-maps of Pk. Then we prove that all maps in the new class enjoy a recurrent property. In particular, the algebraic degrees for iterates of these maps can be computed and their first dynamical degrees are always algebraic integers.
We study algebraic dependences of three meromorphic mappings which share few moving hyperplanes without counting multiplicity.
We give a simple proof of almost properness of any extremal mapping in the sense of Lempert function or in the sense of Kobayashi-Royden pseudometric.
In this paper, the definition of the derivative of meromorphic functions is extended to holomorphic maps from a plane domain into the complex projective space. We then use it to study the normality criteria for families of holomorphic maps. The results obtained generalize and improve Schwick's theorem for normal families.