1967
DOI: 10.1007/bf01360812
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Immersion of open Riemann surfaces

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“…Theorem 2.5 also holds for q = dim X = 1 and is due in this case to Gunning and Narasimhan who proved that for every nonvanishing holomorphic one-form θ on an open Riemann surface there exists a holomorphic function w such that e w θ = df is exact holomorphic [GN,p. 107].…”
Section: Foliations By Complex Hypersurfacesmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Theorem 2.5 also holds for q = dim X = 1 and is due in this case to Gunning and Narasimhan who proved that for every nonvanishing holomorphic one-form θ on an open Riemann surface there exists a holomorphic function w such that e w θ = df is exact holomorphic [GN,p. 107].…”
Section: Foliations By Complex Hypersurfacesmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…The desired map $ will carry each T^fc in Qy\Qo into P, thus assuring conclusion (iii) of the lemma, and will have the form (4) $ = Ta o * where * = 04 o 03 o cr2 ° ay will be the composition of four shears ai, chosen so that (5) \z-9(z)\<e/2 HzEQo, which implies that *(Qo) C Qy, and so that (6) *(rifc)C (^mjk\ey+P0 for each T^fc c Qy\Qo; here m,jk is some integer.…”
Section: Choose E So Small That W E Qy If Z E Qo and ]Z -W] < £mentioning
confidence: 85%
“…For some s, FS(K) C rB. Hence (6) shows that The region that is attracted to the origin by this F is all of C2. To get away from this, put G(z, w) = (az + (pw + z2)2,Pw + z2).…”
Section: Fc->oomentioning
confidence: 86%
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“…The existence of a holomorphic function f : X → C without critical points, proved by Forstnerič in [4], implies that in the zero class there is a closed holomorphic 1-form without zeros, namely df . (For the case when X is an open Riemann surface see also [10].) Our goal in this paper is to show that a closed holomorphic 1-form without zeros can be chosen in every cohomology class.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%