Learn · An Introduction to Riemann Surfaces and Algebraic Curves: Complex 1-Tori and Elliptic Curves
Lecture 10 of 48Universal Covering Space Theory
The Importance of the Path-lifting Property
Dr. T.E. Venkata Balaji · IIT Madras
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All the lectures
- The Idea of a Riemann Surface
- Simple Examples of Riemann Surfaces
- Maximal Atlases and Holomorphic Maps of Riemann Surfaces
- A Riemann Surface Structure on a Cylinder
- A Riemann Surface Structure on a Torus
- Riemann Surface Structures on Cylinders and Tori via Covering Spaces
- Moebius Transformations Make up Fundamental Groups of Riemann Surfaces
- Homotopy and the First Fundamental Group
- A First Classification of Riemann Surfaces
- The Importance of the Path-lifting Property
- Fundamental groups as Fibres of the Universal covering Space
- The Monodromy Action
- The Universal covering as a Hausdorff Topological Space
- The Construction of the Universal Covering Map
- Completion of the Construction of the Universal Covering: Universality of the Universal Covering
- Completion of the Construction of the Universal Covering: The Fundamental Group of the base as the Deck Transformation Group
- The Riemann Surface Structure on the Topological Covering of a Riemann Surface
- Riemann Surfaces with Universal Covering the Plane or the Sphere
- Classifying Complex Cylinders: Riemann Surfaces with Universal Covering the Complex Plane
- Characterizing Moebius Transformations with a Single Fixed Point
- Characterizing Moebius Transformations with Two Fixed Points
- Torsion-freeness of the Fundamental Group of a Riemann Surface
- Characterizing Riemann Surface Structures on Quotients of the Upper Half-Plane with Abelian Fundamental Groups
- Classifying Annuli up to Holomorphic Isomorphism
- Orbits of the Integral Unimodular Group in the Upper Half-Plane
- Galois Coverings are precisely Quotients by Properly Discontinuous Free Actions
- Local Actions at the Region of Discontinuity of a Kleinian Subgroup of Moebius Transformations
- Quotients by Kleinian Subgroups give rise to Riemann Surfaces
- The Unimodular Group is Kleinian
- The Necessity of Elliptic Functions for the Classification of Complex Tori
- The Uniqueness Property of the Weierstrass Phe-function associated to a Lattice in the Plane
- The First Order Degree Two Cubic Ordinary Differential Equation satisfied by the Weierstrass Phe-function
- The Values of the Weierstrass Phe-function at the Zeros of its Derivative are nonvanishing Analytic Functions on the Upper Half-Plane
- The Construction of a Modular Form of Weight Two on the Upper Half-Plane
- The Fundamental Functional Equations satisfied by the Modular Form of Weight Two on the Upper Half-Plane
- The Weight Two Modular Form assumes Real Values on the Imaginary Axis in the Upper Half-plane
- The Weight Two Modular Form Vanishes at Infinity
- The Weight Two Modular Form Decays Exponentially in a Neighbourhood of Infinity
- A Suitable Restriction of the Weight Two Modular Form is a Holomorphic Conformal Isomorphism onto the Upper Half-Plane
- The J-Invariant of a Complex Torus (or) of an Algebraic Elliptic Curve
- A Fundamental Region in the Upper Half-Plane for the Elliptic Modular J-Invariant
- The Fundamental Region in the Upper Half-Plane for the Unimodular Group
- A Region in the Upper Half-Plane Meeting Each Unimodular Orbit Exactly Once
- Moduli of Elliptic Curves
- Punctured Complex Tori are Elliptic Algebraic Affine Plane Cubic Curves in Complex 2-Space
- The Natural Riemann Surface Structure on an Algebraic Affine Nonsingular Plane Curve
- Complex Projective 2-Space as a Compact Complex Manifold of Dimension Two
- Complex Tori are the same as Elliptic Algebraic Projective Curves