Complex Analysis and Surface Theory II

Period of duration of course
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Course info
Number of course hours
20
Number of hours of lecturers of reference
20
CFU 3
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Modalità esame

written and oral exam. some exercise sessions

Lecturer

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Lecturer

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Lecturer

Gian Maria Dall'Ara

Prerequisiti

Prerequisites al consist mainly of the material covered in first-year courses and in the first part of this course. It is possible that some results proved in second-year courses may be used

Programma

Dirichlet problem 


Classification of complex tori 


Liouville's theorem for conformal maps


Hopf's theorem for surfaces with constant mean curvature 

Obiettivi formativi

The purpose of the course is to present elements of complex analysis, and in particular the conformal theory of holomorphic functions. This will be used in the study of the structure of surfaces in three-dimensional Euclidean space. This will help characterize some relevant classes of surfaces, such as minimal or constant mean curvature surfaces.

Riferimenti bibliografici

Useful references will be classical books on Complex Analysis, such as those by Ahlfors and Gamelin, and some concerning minimal surfaces, such as those by Osserman and Fomenko-Tuzhilin. For surface geometry, classic texts are Do Carmo's and some of Spivak's volumes.