Gauge fixing for logarithmic connections over curves and the Riemann-Hilbert-Problem
Christian Gantz, Brian Steer
Abstract
We explain in detail the correspondence between algebraic connections over CP1, logarithmic at X = x1,...,xn ⊂ CP1, and flat bundles over CP1-X with integer weighted filtrations near each xj. Included is a gauge fixing theorem for logarithmic connections. (Thus far, one could work over any Riemann surface.) We prove a bound on the splitting type of a semi-stable logarithmic connection over CP1. Using this we extend and simplify some results on the Riemann-Hilbert-Problem, which asks for a logarithmic connection on a holomorphically trivial bundle over CP1, extending a given flat bundle over CP1-X. The work is self contained and elementary, using only basic knowledge of Gauge Theory and the Birkhoff-Grothendieck-Theorem.
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