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TauCeti.Analysis.Complex.RiemannSurface.OpenMapping

The open mapping theorem for Riemann surfaces #

A holomorphic map f : X โ†’ Y between Riemann surfaces which is constant near no point of X is an open map: this is the open mapping theorem for Riemann surfaces. It follows from the local fibre count TauCeti.RiemannSurface.exists_nhds_localMultiplicity_fiber_sum, which produces, for every neighbourhood U of a point x, a neighbourhood V of f x all of whose points have a preimage in U. As a consequence, if f is holomorphic and nonconstant near x and g is nonconstant near f x, then g โˆ˜ f is nonconstant near x, which is how nonconstancy of a composite of holomorphic maps is established.

Nonconstancy is spelled pointwise, as ยฌ EventuallyConst f (๐“ x), exactly as in the local fibre count; on a connected X this is equivalent to f being nonconstant by the identity theorem, which is not part of this file.

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The open mapping theorem, at a point. A map holomorphic and nonconstant near x sends every neighbourhood of x onto a neighbourhood of f x.

The open mapping theorem. A holomorphic map between Riemann surfaces which is constant near no point is an open map.

If f is holomorphic and nonconstant near x and g is not constant near f x, then g โˆ˜ f is not constant near x: by the open mapping theorem, constancy of g โˆ˜ f near x would force constancy of g on the neighbourhood f '' U of f x.