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Type: Journal article
Title: Holomorphic Legendrian curves in CP³ and superminimal surfaces in S⁴
Other Titles: Holomorphic Legendrian curves in CP(3) and superminimal surfaces in S(4)
Author: Alarcón, A.
Forstnerič, F.
Larusson, F.
Citation: Geometry and Topology, 2021; 25(7):3507-3553
Publisher: Mathematical Sciences Publishers
Issue Date: 2021
ISSN: 1465-3060
1364-0380
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Antonio Alarcón, Franc Forstnerič, Finnur Lárusson
Abstract: We obtain a Runge approximation theorem for holomorphic Legendrian curves and immersions in the complex projective 3–space CP³, both from open and compact Riemann surfaces, and we prove that the space of Legendrian immersions from an open Riemann surface into CP³ is path-connected. We also show that holomorphic Legendrian immersions from Riemann surfaces of finite genus and at most countably many ends, none of which are point ends, satisfy the Calabi–Yau property. Coupled with the Runge approximation theorem, we infer that every open Riemann surface embeds into CP3 as a complete holomorphic Legendrian curve. Under the twistor projection π:CP³→S⁴ onto the 4–sphere, immersed holomorphic Legendrian curves M→CP³ are in bijective correspondence with superminimal immersions M→S⁴ of positive spin, according to a result of Bryant. This gives as corollaries the corresponding results on superminimal surfaces in S⁴. In particular, superminimal immersions into S⁴ satisfy the Runge approximation theorem and the Calabi–Yau property.
Keywords: Legendrian curve; Riemann surface; Runge approximation; superminimal surface
Rights: © 2021 Mathematical Sciences Publishers
DOI: 10.2140/gt.2021.25.3507
Grant ID: http://purl.org/au-research/grants/arc/DP150103442
Published version: http://dx.doi.org/10.2140/gt.2021.25.3507
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