Holomorphic constant-rank theorem #
This file proves the local analytic normal form for a holomorphic map of constant complex rank. The proof uses the analytic inverse-function theorem, finite-dimensional complements, and the mean-value theorem on the kernel factor.
Once the first component of an analytic map is the first projection and the derivative has the minimal possible rank, the second component is locally independent of the second input variable.
Holomorphic constant-rank theorem. A holomorphic map whose complex rank is locally constant is locally equivalent, through biholomorphic source and target coordinates centered at the origin, to the standard coordinate map of that rank.
Audited public spelling of holomorphic_constant_rank.
A holomorphic map with locally surjective derivative has the standard
submersion normal form. The necessary inequality m ≤ n is a consequence,
not an extra hypothesis.
A holomorphic map with locally injective derivative has the standard
immersion normal form. The necessary inequality n ≤ m is a consequence,
not an extra hypothesis.