Generic linear systems for projective CR manifolds (Q546123): Difference between revisions

A \(2\)-calibrated manifold is defined as a triple \((M^{2n+1}, D^{2n}, \omega)\) where \(D\) is a codimension one distribution and \(\omega\) is a closed \(2\)-form maximally non-degenerate on \(D\). Approximately holomorphic geometry can be adapted to compact \(2\)-calibrated manifolds to obtain generic approximately holomorphic maps to complex projective spaces. The author studies the conditions under which the approximately holomorphic techniques can be refined to yield CR constructions. First, he recalls some definitions and results from CR geometry. For complex projective manifolds classical generic linear systems are constructed using dual geometry. There are some difficulties to develop a dual geometry for arbitrary projective CR manifolds. Theorem 1. Let \((M^{2n+1},\mathcal{F}, J)\) be a closed Levi-flat CR manifold of hypersurface type endowed with a positive CR line bundle. Fix \(h,r\in\mathbb{N}\), \(r\leq h-2\). Then for any integer \(m\) there exists \(\phi:M\setminus B\to \mathbb{C}P^m\), an \(r\)-generic map. More precisely, the following is obtained. (1) A Levi-flat CR submanifold \(B\) of real codimension \(2m+2\) and class \(C^h\). (2) A CR map \(\phi:M\setminus B \to \mathbb{C}P^m\) such that, for each leaf \(F\) of \(\mathcal{F}\), the holomorphic \(r\)-jet of \(\phi|_{F}\) is transverse to the corresponding Thom-Boardman stratification of the bundle of holomorphic \(r\)-jets of holomorphic maps from \(F\) to \(\mathbb{C}P^m\). These bundles fit into a bundle of class \(C^{r-h}\), the bundle of CR jets of CR maps from \(M\) to \(\mathbb{C}P^m\), and the same holds for the strata of the Thom-Boardman stratifications. The CR \(r\)-jet of \(\phi\) is leafwise transverse to this stratification by Levi-flat submanifolds of class \(C^{r-h}\). Therefore, the pullback of each stratum is a Levi-flat submanifold of the expected codimension and of class \(C^{r-h}\).