The complex projective line is the space of complex lines in C2. It is diffeomorphic to the two-sphere and is the quotient S3/S1 in the Hopf fibration.
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- Complexified Minkowski spacetime
- Fan of the projective line
- Fubini-Study form from circle reduction
- Holomorphic Picard group
- Holomorphic splitting of a twistor patching matrix
- Hyperplane line bundle
- J-holomorphic sphere
- Laurent gluing of Dolbeault primitives on the projective line
- O3 nonlinear sigma model
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- Polynomial Lax representation of the Nahm equations
- Projective lines generate a unimodular intersection form
- Punctured line bundles do not determine their duality sign
- Rank-one sections of two hyperplane line bundles
- Rational covering maps of the projective line
- Symplectic ball chart in complex projective space
- Tensor powers of the hyperplane line bundle
- Unitary transitions of the tautological line over the projective line
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