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A Characterization of K-Invariant Stein Domains in Symmetric Embeddings

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Complex Analysis and Geometry

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Let K be a connected compact Lie group acting as a group of holomorphic transformations on a Stein space Ω. In this case there exists a universal complexification Ω that is a Stein space equipped with a holomorphic K -action and a K-equi variant open embedding ι:Ω↩Ω so that, if φ: Ω → Z is any holomorphic K-equivariant mapping into a K -space Z, there exists Ψ : Ω → Z so that φ = Ψ ° ι[4]. Thus, when studying the complex geometry of a K-action on a Stein space Ω, we need only study K-invariant Stein domains in a Stein K -space X. A natural starting point is the consideration of spaces Ω that appear as fibers of the categorical quotient Ω→Ω||K; i.e., the only K-invariant holomorphic functions on Ω are the constants O(Ω)K ≅ ℂ. It follows that Ω is an affine K -space [10].

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Huckleberry, A.T., Fels, G. (1993). A Characterization of K-Invariant Stein Domains in Symmetric Embeddings. In: Ancona, V., Silva, A. (eds) Complex Analysis and Geometry. The University Series in Mathematics. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-9771-8_7

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