Oka complements in algebraic tori and their logarithmic covers
Yun-Heng Du, Bin Guo, Peng-Chao Wang, Song-Yan Xie
Abstract
Suppose n2 and K⊂n is compact and polynomially convex. Write q(z)=(e-iz1,…,e-izn), XK=(*)n(K(*)n), and YK=n q-1(K). We prove that XK and its logarithmic covering YK are Oka. More strongly, YK admits normalized holomorphic families of entire embeddings through prescribed holomorphic sections. The proof combines polynomial pair Hamiltonian transport in multiplicative coordinates, compatible with the coordinate hyperplanes, with a fixed Fatou--Bieberbach model. Applications include Oka slab crosses over arbitrary nonempty connected planar domains, complements of periodic equal-radius Euclidean balls centered at products of planar lattices, and complements of sufficiently small closed metric balls in products of elliptic curves.
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