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Holomorphic functions on complete Hermitian manifolds with flat Chern connection, II

Duoxin Li·Hanyu Wu·Bo Yang
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In this paper, we prove several results concerning the function theory of complete Hermitian manifolds with vanishing Chern curvature, which we refer to as complete Chern-flat manifolds. First, we prove that any complete simply connected Chern-flat manifold is elliptic in the sense of Gromov. Moreover, it is biholomorphic to a complex Lie group if the torsion has polynomial growth. Next, we obtain sharp dimension estimates for holomorphic functions of polynomial growth on complete Chern-flat manifolds, with no growth assumption on the torsion. Finally, we prove that any complete Chern-flat manifold admitting polynomial-growth holomorphic functions that form a local holomorphic coordinate system at some point is biholomorphic to complex Euclidean space. These results generalize our previous work, in which sublinear growth of the torsion was assumed. The new analytic tool is a version of Cauchy estimates along orbits of holomorphic flows generated by parallel unitary frames on such manifolds.

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Duoxin Li, Hanyu Wu, Bo Yang. 2026-09-09. Holomorphic functions on complete Hermitian manifolds with flat Chern connection, II. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.10159

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