Compact singularities of meromorphic mappings between complex 3-dimensional manifolds

Abstract: We prove that a meromorphic map defined on the complement of a compact subset of a three-dimensional Stein manifold M and with values in a compact complex three-fold X extends to the complement of a finite set of points. If X is simply connected, then the map extends to all of M.

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The main result of this paper is the following extendibility theorem for equidimensional meromorphic mappings: Let \(M\) be a Stein 3-manifold and \(X\) be a compact complex 3-manifold, let \(K\) be a compact set with connected complement in \(M\) and let \(f: M \setminus K \to X\) be a meromorphic mapping, then there exists a finite set \(A=\{ a_1,\dots,a_d \} \subset K\) such that: 1) \(f\) has a meromorphic extension \(\widehat{f}: M \setminus A \to X\); 2) for every coordinate ball \(B(a_j)\) satisfying \(\partial B(a_j) \bigcap A =\emptyset\), \(\widehat{f}(\partial B(a_j))\) is not homologous to zero in \(X.\) In particular, if \(X\) is simply connected, then the mapping \(f\) extends to all of \(M\). There are also some generalizations made and open questions raised.

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