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Montel's theorem and tautness in calibrated geometry

Abstract

We relate the hyperbolicity of a calibrated manifold $(X, ϕ)$ to the analytic properties of the space of Smith immersions SmIm(Bk, X) from the Poincare k-ball into X. In particular, we establish the following calibrated analogue of a theorem of Royden: if X is ϕ-saturated, then Rϕ- and Kϕ-hyperbolicity coincide, and either implies the equicontinuity of SmIm(Bk, X) with respect to the ϕ-distance. This yields a Montel theorem for compact ϕ-saturated calibrated manifolds as an immediate corollary. Our primary technical tool is a new Schwarz lemma for Smith immersions from Bk into X, which is of independent interest. In a similar spirit, we also prove a calibrated analogue of Kiernan's theorem to the effect that the Kϕ-hyperbolicity of X is almost equivalent to SmIm(Bk, X) being a normal family. Finally, we prove that bounded domains in flat euclidean space are Rϕ-hyperbolic for any calibration ϕ, and we investigate the hyperbolicity of products and discrete quotients.

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BibTeX
@misc{iliashenko2026montels,
  title = {{Montel's theorem and tautness in calibrated geometry}},
  author = {Anton Iliashenko and Spiro Karigiannis and Jesse Madnick},
  howpublished = {arXiv},
  year = {2026},
  month = oct,
  doi = {10.48550/arxiv.2606.31393},
  eprint = {2606.31393},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url = {https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.31393},
}
RIS
TY  - UNPB
TI  - Montel's theorem and tautness in calibrated geometry
AU  - Anton Iliashenko
AU  - Spiro Karigiannis
AU  - Jesse Madnick
PY  - 2026
DA  - 2026/10/29
PB  - arXiv
DO  - 10.48550/arxiv.2606.31393
UR  - https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.31393
AB  - We relate the hyperbolicity of a calibrated manifold $(X, ϕ)$ to the analytic properties of the space of Smith immersions SmIm(B^k, X) from the Poincare k-ball into X. In particular, we establish the following calibrated analogue of a theorem of Royden: if X is ϕ-saturated, then R_ϕ- and K_ϕ-hyperbolicity coincide, and either implies the equicontinuity of SmIm(B^k, X) with respect to the ϕ-distance. This yields a Montel theorem for compact ϕ-saturated calibrated manifolds as an immediate corollary. Our primary technical tool is a new Schwarz lemma for Smith immersions from B^k into X, which is of independent interest. In a similar spirit, we also prove a calibrated analogue of Kiernan's theorem to the effect that the K_ϕ-hyperbolicity of X is almost equivalent to SmIm(B^k, X) being a normal family. Finally, we prove that bounded domains in flat euclidean space are R_ϕ-hyperbolic for any calibration ϕ, and we investigate the hyperbolicity of products and discrete quotients.
ER  -