We prove several index theorems for holomorphic self-maps having positive-dimensional fixed points set. To do so we show that the fixed points set of a holomorphic self-map has a surprisingly rich structure, expressed by canonically defined meromorphic connections and bundle maps. Finally, we present some applications to holomorphic dynamics
Abstract. We prove that evolution families on complex complete hyperbolic manifolds are in one to one correspondence with certain semicomplete non-autonomous holomorphic vector fields, providing the solution to a very general Loewner type differential equation on manifolds.
We construct canonical intertwining semi-models with Kobayashi hyperbolic base space for holomorphic self-maps of complex manifolds which are univalent on some absorbing cocompact hyperbolic domain. In particular, in the unit ball we solve the Valiron equation for hyperbolic univalent self-maps and for hyperbolic semigroups.2000 Mathematics Subject Classification. Primary 32H50; Secondary 39B12, 26A18.
We present a new geometric construction of Loewner chains in one and several complex variables which holds on complete hyperbolic complex manifolds and prove that there is essentially a one-to-one correspondence between evolution families of order d and Loewner chains of the same order. As a consequence, we obtain a univalent solution (f (t) : M -> N) of any Loewner-Kufarev PDE. The problem of finding solutions given by univalent mappings (f (t) : M -> a", (n) ) is reduced to investigating whether the complex manifold a(a) (ta parts per thousand yen0) f (t) (M) is biholomorphic to a domain in a", (n) . We apply such results to the study of univalent mappings f: B (n) -> a", (n)
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