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Complex Contact Threefolds and Their Contact Curves

Yun-Gang Ye
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A complex contact threefold is a threefold with a two-dimensional non-integrable holomorphic distribution. A contact curve on a contact threefold is an integrable curve of the distribution. This work was inspired by two papers of Bryant, in which he used complex contact geometry to study superminimal surfaces in four-sphere and to investigate exotic holonomies. The present paper is devoted to systematical studies of contact threefold and contact curves on them. We generalize a result of Bryant and answer a question of his.

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Yun-Gang Ye. 1992-02-07. Complex Contact Threefolds and Their Contact Curves. https://arxiv.org/abs/alg-geom/9202003

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