John Bland

Professor University of Toronto, Department of Mathematics

  • Toronto ON

Professor Bland researches Differential Geometry

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Several Complex Variables
Differential Geometry

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Contact geometry and CR structures onS 3

Acta Mathematica

1994

One of the most beautiful theorems in one complex variable is the Riemann mapping theorem: Any simply connected open set which is a proper subset of C 1 is biholomor- phically equivalent to the unit disc. Moreover, the biholomorphism can be determined either from ...

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The Einstein-Kähler metric on {|z|2+|w|2p

Michigan Math Journal

1986

The function X has been introduced primarily for notational convenience and computational simplicity; however, the importance of this auxilliary function should not be underestimated. For instance, 0< X< 1 on Í2, and X—Í is a local defining function for the smooth strongly ...

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On the existence of bounded holomorphic functions on complete Kähler manifolds

Inventiones Mathematicae

1985

What conditions on the curvature of (M, g) would guarantee i) the existence of bounded holomorphic functions; ii) a bounded holomorphic imbedding F: M~ II~ N for some N> n or iii) that M is biholomorphically equivalent to a bounded domain in {r".

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