Totally Real Perturbations and Non-Degenerate Embeddings of S3
Abstract
In this article, we demonstrate methods for the local removal and modification of complex tangents to embeddings of S3 into C3. In particular, given any embedding of S3 and a neighborhood of the complex tangents of the embedding, we show that there exists a (C0-close) totally real embedding which agrees with the original embedding outside the given neighborhood of the complex tangents. We also demonstrate that given any knot type K in S3, either there exists an embedding of S3 which assumes non-degenerate complex tangents exactly along K or there exists a non-degenerate embedding complex tangent along two unlinked copies of K (both cases may hold). We also note possible directions of future investigations.
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