Complex Hyperbolic Structures on Disc Bundles over Surfaces. II. Example of a Trivial Bundle
Sasha Anan'in, Nikolay Gusevskii
Abstract
This article is based on the methods developed in [AGG]. We construct a complex hyperbolic structure on a trivial disc bundle over a closed orientable surface Σ (of genus 2) thus solving a long standing problem in complex hyperbolic geometry (see [Gol1, p. 583] and [Sch, p. 14]). This example answers also [Eli, Open Question 8.1] if a trivial circle bundle over a closed surface of genus >1 admits a holomorphically fillable contact structure. The constructed example M satisfies the relation 2(χ+e)=3τ which is necessary for the existence of a holomorphic section of the bundle, where χ=χΣ stands for the Euler characteristic of Σ, e=eM, for the Euler number of the bundle, and τ, for the Toledo invariant. (The relation is also valid for the series of examples constructed in [AGG].) Open question: Does there exist a holomorphic section of the bundle M?
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