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Rafael B. Andrist

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The density property for Gizatullin surfaces of type $[[0,0,-r_2,-r_3]]$

Gizatullin surfaces of type $[[0,0,-r_2,-r_3]]$ can be described by the equations $yu = x P(x)$, $xv = u Q(u)$ and $yv = P(x) Q(u)$ in $\mathbb{C}^4_{x,y,u,v}$ where $P$ and $Q$ are non-constant polynomials. We establish the algebraic density property for smooth Gizatullin surfaces of this type. Moreover we also prove the density property for smooth surfaces given by these equations when $P$ and $Q$ are holomorphic functions.

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The fibred density property and the automorphism group of the spectral ball

We generalize the notion of the density property for complex manifolds to holomorphic fibrations, and introduce the notion of the fibred density property. We prove that the natural fibration of the spectral ball over the symmetrized polydisc enjoys the fibred density property and describe the automorphism group of the spectral ball.

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Lifting to the spectral ball with interpolation

We give necessary and sufficient conditions for solving the spectral Nevanlinna--Pick lifting problem. This reduces the spectral Nevanlinna--Pick problem to a jet interpolation problem into the symmetrized polydisc.

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Free dense subgroups of holomorphic automorphisms

We show the existence of free dense subgroups, generated by 2 elements, in the holomorphic shear and overshear group of complex-Euklidean space and extend this result to the group of holomorphic automorphisms of Stein manifolds with Density Property, provided there exists a generalized translation. The conjugation operator associated to this generalized translation is hypercyclic on the topological space of holomorphic automorphisms.

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Riemann surfaces in Stein manifolds with density property

It is shown that any open Riemann surface can be immersed in any Stein manifold with (volume) density property and of dimension at least 2, if the manifold possesses an exhaustion with holomorphically convex compacts such that their complement is connected. The immersion can be made into an embedding if the dimension is at least 3. As an application, it is shown that Stein manifolds with (volume) density property and of dimension at least 3, are characterized among all other complex manifolds by their semigroup of holomorphic endomorphisms.

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Stein Spaces Characterized by their Endomorphisms

Finite dimensional Stein spaces admitting a proper holomorphic embedding of the complex line are characterized, among all complex spaces, by their holomorphic endomorphism semigroup in the sense that any semigroup isomorphism induces either a biholomorphic or an antibiholomorphic map between them.

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