Abstract:
In the following three cases criteria are found for complements of divisors in compact complex manifolds to be hyperbolically embedded in the sense of Kobayashi: for divisors with normal crossings, for arbitrary divisors in complex surfaces, and for unions of hyperplanes in projective space. A criterion is given for two-dimensional polynomial polyhedra to be hyperbolically embedded, and Iitaka's conjecture about conditions for hyperbolicity of the complement of a set of projective lines is confirmed. Upper semicontinuity is proved for the Kobayashi–Royden pseudometrics and Kobayashi–Eisenman pseudovolumes of a family of complex manifolds containing degenerate fibers, and conditions are given under which the hyperbolic length (volume) on the smooth part of a degenerate fiber is the limit of the hyperbolic length (volume) on the nonsingular fibers.
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