Identity theorem, isolated fibers, open mapping, surjectivity #
Unit: surfaces-and-charts (docs/design/surfaces-and-charts.md §3.4; Forster 1.11, 2.4, 2.7).
For holomorphic maps between Riemann surfaces:
map_extChartAt_nhdsNE,nhdsNE_neBot: punctured-neighborhood transport through charts;eventually_eq_or_eventually_ne: local dichotomy for a pair of maps agreeing at a point;eventually_eq_const_or_eventually_ne: locally constant value or isolated in its fiber;eq_of_frequently_eq: the identity theorem on a connected surface;eq_of_eqOn_of_accPt: accumulation-set formulation (consumed by meromorphic-and-divisors);eventually_ne_of_not_const: nonconstant holomorphic maps have isolated fibers;isOpenMap_of_not_const: nonconstant holomorphic maps are open (Forster 2.4);surjective_of_not_const: nonconstant + compact source + connected target ⇒ surjective (Forster 2.7; consumed by mapping-degree and the headline).
Punctured-neighborhood transport through charts #
The preferred chart carries the punctured neighborhood filter of x to the punctured
neighborhood filter of extChartAt 𝓘(ℂ) x x.
No point of a Riemann surface is isolated.
The local dichotomy #
Local dichotomy for a pair of holomorphic maps agreeing at x (no connectedness, no T2):
they agree near x, or they differ everywhere near (but not at) x.
Local dichotomy at a point: locally constant value or isolated in its fiber.
The identity theorem #
Local identity: holomorphic maps agreeing frequently near a point agree near it.
Identity theorem on a connected surface (Forster 1.11-adjacent): holomorphic maps agreeing frequently near a point (equivalently: on a set accumulating at a point) are equal.
Accumulation-set formulation (the one meromorphic-and-divisors quotes for div support).
Isolated fibers, open mapping, surjectivity #
Nonconstant holomorphic maps have isolated fibers.
Nonconstant holomorphic maps are open (Forster 2.4 on surfaces).
Forster 2.7: nonconstant + compact source + connected target ⇒ surjective (and the target is then compact). Consumed by mapping-degree and the headline.