# Seminar Event Detail

Complex Analysis, Dynamics and Geometry

 Date:  Monday, September 09, 2013 Location:  3096 East Hall (4:00 PM to 5:00 PM) Title:  Plane Rational Maps with Invariant Two Forms Abstract:   Many dynamically interesting rational maps of the projective plane come equipped with invariant meromorphic two forms. In this talk, I present some joint work with Jan-Li Lin concerning this phenomenon. I will first explain that one can typically make a birational coordinate change to eliminate zeroes of an invariant two form. Then I will consider the problem of arranging algebraic stability for a rational map that preserves a zero-free meromorphic two form. The main result is that if one can arrange stability 'along the poles' of the two form, then one can make it fully algebraically stable. I will illustrate the result by specializing to the case where the invariant two form is given in affine coordinates by $\frac{dx\wedge dy}{xy}$. Files: Speaker:  Jeff Diller Institution:  University of Notre Dame Event Organizer: