A factorization theorem for harmonic maps
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Abstract: Let be a harmonic map from a Riemann surface to a Riemannian -manifold. We prove that if there is a holomorphic diffeomorphism between open subsets of the surface such that , then factors through a holomorphic map onto another Riemann surface. If such is anti-holomorphic, we obtain an analogous statement. For minimal maps, this result is well known and is a consequence of the theory of branched immersions of surfaces due to Gulliver-Osserman-Royden. Our proof relies on various geometric properties of the Hopf differential.
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