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# Determining biholomorphic type of a manifold using combinatorial and algebraic structures

@article{Merenkov2013DeterminingBT,
title={Determining biholomorphic type of a manifold using combinatorial and algebraic structures},
author={Sergei Merenkov},
journal={arXiv: Complex Variables},
year={2013}
}
• S. Merenkov
• Published 22 May 2013
• Mathematics
• arXiv: Complex Variables
We settle two problems of reconstructing a biholomorphic type of a manifold. In the first problem we use graphs associated to Riemann surfaces of a particular class. In the second one we use the semigroup structure of analytic endomorphisms of domains in $\C^n$.
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