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Discrete Holomorphic Local Dynamical Systems

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Uniformisation of Foliations by Curves 109<br />

Take a holomorphic section α : D → U0 and a holomorphic vertical vector field<br />

v along α, i.e.foreveryz ∈ D, v(z) is a vector in T α(z)U0 tangent to the fiber over<br />

z (and nonvanishing). We need to prove that log�v(z)� Poin(Dz) is a subharmonic<br />

function on D. By another change of coordinates, we may assume that α(z)=(z,0)<br />

and v(z)= ∂<br />

∂w | (z,0).<br />

For every z, let<br />

g(z,·) : Dz → [0,+∞]<br />

be the Green function of Dz with pole at 0. That is, g(z,·) is harmonic on Dz \{0},<br />

zero on ∂Dz, and around w = 0 it has the development<br />

g(z,w)=log 1<br />

+ λ (z)+O(|w|).<br />

|w|<br />

The constant λ (z) (Robin constant) is related to the Poincaré metricofDz: more<br />

precisely, we have<br />

�<br />

�<br />

λ (z)=−log�<br />

∂<br />

�∂w<br />

| �<br />

�<br />

�<br />

(z,0)<br />

� Poin(Dz)<br />

(indeed, recall that the Green function gives the radial part of a uniformisation of<br />

Dz). Hence, we are reduced to show that z ↦→ λ (z) is superharmonic.<br />

Fix z0 ∈ D. By real analyticity of ∂U0, the function g is (outside the poles)<br />

also real analytic, and thus extensible (in a real analytic way) beyond ∂U0. This<br />

means that if z is sufficiently close to z0, theng(z,·) is actually defined on Dz0 ,<br />

and harmonic on Dz0 \{0}. Of course, g(z,·) does not need to vanish on ∂Dz0 .<br />

The difference g(z,·) − g(z0,·) is harmonic on Dz0 (the poles annihilate), equal to<br />

λ (z) − λ (z0) at 0, and equal to g(z,·) on ∂Dz0 . By Green formula:<br />

and consequently:<br />

λ (z) − λ (z0)=− 1<br />

�<br />

g(z,w)<br />

2π ∂Dz0 ∂g<br />

∂n (z0,w)ds<br />

∂ 2 �<br />

λ 1 ∂<br />

(z0)=−<br />

∂z∂ ¯z 2π ∂Dz0 2g ∂g<br />

(z0,w)<br />

∂z∂ ¯z ∂n (z0,w)ds.<br />

We now compute the z-laplacian of g(·,w0) when w0 is a point of the boundary<br />

∂Dz0 .<br />

The function −g is, around (z0,w0), a defining function for U0. By pseudoconvexity,<br />

the Levi form of g at (z0,w0) is therefore nonpositive on the complex tangent<br />

space T C<br />

(z0,w0) (∂U0), i.e.ontheKernelof∂g at (z0,w0) [Ran, II.2]. By developing,<br />

and using also the fact that g is w-harmonic, we obtain<br />

∂ 2g ∂z∂ ¯z (z0,w0)<br />

⎧<br />

⎪⎨<br />

∂<br />

≤ 2Re<br />

⎪⎩<br />

2g ∂w∂ ¯z (z0,w0) · ∂g<br />

∂z (z0,w0)<br />

∂g<br />

∂w (z0,w0)<br />

⎫<br />

⎪⎬<br />

.<br />

⎪⎭

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