Complex manifolds are analytic #
A complex manifold is a manifold modelled on a finite-dimensional complex normed space whose
transition maps are holomorphic, that is C^1 over β. By the several-variable Cauchy integral
formula, a function of finitely many complex variables which is complex differentiable on an open
set is analytic there (DifferentiableOn.analyticOnNhd_of_finiteDimensional). This file draws the
manifold consequences of that fact, for a model without boundary.
- The
C^ngroupoids overβcoincide for alln β 0, so a complex manifold of classC^1is automatically of classC^nfor everyn, includingn = Ο, with the same maximal atlas. - Restricting scalars, a complex manifold modelled on
π(β, E)is a real-analytic manifold modelled onπ(β, E), and each of its holomorphic charts is a real-analytic chart. This is the smooth structure underlying the real differential geometry of complex manifolds. - A map between complex manifolds is holomorphic on an open set if and only if it is
C^nthere, for anyn β 0; holomorphy near a point is equivalent to beingC^nat that point.
Main results #
TauCeti.contDiffGroupoid_le_of_ne_zero,TauCeti.contDiffGroupoid_eq_of_ne_zero: theC^mandC^ngroupoids of a boundaryless model on a finite-dimensional complex space agree form, n β 0.IsManifold.of_ne_zero: a complexC^mmanifold,m β 0, is a complexC^nmanifold for everyn.IsManifold.maximalAtlas_eq_of_ne_zero: its maximal atlases for all ordersn β 0agree.IsManifold.restrictScalars_of_ne_zero: a complex manifold modelled onπ(β, E)is a realC^nmanifold modelled onπ(β, E)for everyn, in particular a real-analytic one.IsManifold.maximalAtlas_subset_restrictScalars_of_ne_zero: its holomorphic charts belong to the real-analytic maximal atlas.MDifferentiableOn.contMDiffOn,MDifferentiable.contMDiff: a holomorphic map between complex manifolds isC^nfor everyn.TauCeti.contMDiffOn_iff_mdifferentiableOn,TauCeti.contMDiff_iff_mdifferentiable,TauCeti.contMDiffAt_iff_eventually_mdifferentiableAt: the corresponding characterizations of holomorphy.
References #
- L. HΓΆrmander, An Introduction to Complex Analysis in Several Variables, Β§2.2.
The groupoids and atlases of a complex manifold #
For a boundaryless model on a finite-dimensional complex space, the C^m groupoid is contained
in the C^n groupoid for every n as soon as m β 0.
For a boundaryless model on a finite-dimensional complex space, the C^m and C^n groupoids
agree whenever m and n are nonzero.
A complex manifold of class C^m for some m β 0, modelled without boundary on a
finite-dimensional space, is a complex manifold of class C^n for every n, including
n = Ο.
The maximal atlases of a complex manifold, modelled without boundary on a finite-dimensional space, agree for all nonzero orders of smoothness.
The underlying real-analytic manifold #
A complex manifold is a real-analytic manifold. A complex manifold modelled on
π(β, E), of class C^m for some m β 0 with E finite-dimensional, is with the same charts a
real C^n manifold modelled on π(β, E) for every n; for n = Ο it is real-analytic.
Every holomorphic chart of a complex manifold modelled on π(β, E), with E
finite-dimensional, is a chart of the real C^n maximal atlas for every n; for n = Ο it is a
real-analytic chart.
Holomorphic maps #
A map between complex manifolds which is holomorphic on an open set is C^n on it for every
n, including n = Ο. The source is modelled without boundary on a finite-dimensional space; the
target only needs a complete model space.
A holomorphic map between complex manifolds is C^n for every n, including n = Ο.
On an open set, a map between complex manifolds is C^n, for any n β 0, if and only if it
is holomorphic.
A map between complex manifolds is C^n, for any n β 0, if and only if it is
holomorphic.
A map between complex manifolds is C^n at a point, for any n β 0, if and only if it is
holomorphic at every point of a neighbourhood. This is the manifold form of
Complex.analyticAt_iff_eventually_differentiableAt.