Dominique Cerveau
University of Rennes
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Annals of Mathematics | 1996
Dominique Cerveau; Alcides Lins Neto
In this paper we will prove that the space of holomorphic fo- liations of codimension 1 and degree 2 in CP(n), n > 3, has six irreducible components.
Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems | 2004
O. Calvo-Andrade; Dominique Cerveau; L. Giraldo; A. Lins Neto
In this paper, we give the explicit construction of certain components of the space of holomorphic foliations of codimension one, in complex projective spaces. These components are associated to some algebraic representations of the affine Lie algebra
Boletim Da Sociedade Brasileira De Matematica | 1996
Dominique Cerveau; J. P. Conze; Albert Raugi
\mathfrak{aff}(\mathbb{C})
Commentarii Mathematici Helvetici | 1986
Dominique Cerveau; Paulo Sad
. Some of them, the so-called exceptional or Klein–Lie components, are rigid in the sense that all generic foliations in the component are equivalent (Example 1). In particular, we obtain rigid foliations of all degrees. Some generalizations and open problems are given at the end of §1.
Commentarii Mathematici Helvetici | 2006
Dominique Cerveau; Alcides Lins-Neto; Frank Loray; Jorge Vitório Pereira; Frédéric Touzet
We give the explicit algebraic form of the closed invariant sets for a transfer operator associated to a dilating matrix in ℝd.ResuméNous explicitons la forme algébrique des fermés invariants pour les opérateurs de transfert associés aux matrices dilatantes dans ℝd
Journal de Mathématiques Pures et Appliquées | 1999
Michel Berthier; Dominique Cerveau; R. Meziani
ResuméOn considère des équations de Pfaff holomorphes à l’origine de ℂ2, ω=a(x, y)dx +b(x, y)dy. Sous des hypothèses génériques, portant sur le premier jet non nulωv deω, on décrit explicitement l’espace des modules de ω pourv petit. On s’intéresse aussi aux formes rigides et aux problèmes sous-jacents à ce type de question, notemment l’invariance topologique de l’holonomie projective.AbstractWe consider holomorphic Pfaffian equations ω=a(x, y)dx +b(x, y)dy. Under generic assumptions on the first significant jet of ω, we describe the space of moduli for Pfaffian equations of small order. Problems of rigidity and topological invariance of projective holonomy are also studied.
Publicacions Matematiques | 2002
Dominique Cerveau
Let
arXiv: Dynamical Systems | 2014
Dominique Cerveau
M
Forum Mathematicum | 2005
Dominique Cerveau; Bruno Scárdua
be a compact complex manifold equipped with
Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra | 2003
F. Cano; Dominique Cerveau; Bruno Scárdua
n=\dim(M)