Complete hyperbolic Stein manifolds with prescribed automorphism groups
Author(s) -
Su-Jen Kan
Publication year - 2007
Publication title -
commentarii mathematici helvetici
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 1.603
H-Index - 46
eISSN - 1420-8946
pISSN - 0010-2571
DOI - 10.4171/cmh/95
Subject(s) - mathematics , lie group , pure mathematics , automorphism , bounded function , group (periodic table) , complexification , manifold (fluid mechanics) , relatively hyperbolic group , automorphism group , hyperbolic manifold , mathematical analysis , hyperbolic function , mechanical engineering , chemistry , organic chemistry , engineering
It is well known that the automorphism group of a hyperbolic manifold is a Lie group. Conversely, it is interesting to see whether or not any Lie group can be prescribed as the automorphism group of a certain complex manifold. When the Lie group G is compact and connected, this problem has been completely solved by Bedford?Dadok and independently by Saerens?Zame in 1987. They have constructed strictly pseudoconvex bounded domains O such that Aut(O)?=?G. For Bedford?Dadok?s O, 0?=?dimCO?-?dimRG?=?1; for generic Saerens?Zame?s O, dimCO?»?dimRG. J. Winkelmann has answered affirmatively to noncompact connected Lie groups in recent years. He showed there exist Stein complete hyperbolic manifolds O such that Aut(O)??=?G. In his construction, it is typical that dimCO?»?dimRG. In this article, we tackle this problem from a different aspect. We prove that for any connected Lie group G (compact or noncompact), there exist complete hyperbolic Stein manifolds O such that Aut(O)?=?G with dimCO?=?dimRG. Working on a natural complexification of the real-analytic manifold G, our construction of O is geometrically concrete and elementary in nature
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