Space of univalent functions as an object of geometry and complex analysis

Yurii Neretin
(Universität Wien)

Abstract: A function f holomorphic in unit disk is univalent if it has different values in different points. The space K of all univalent functions is a homogeneous space with respect to action of group of diffeomerphisms of the circle. The space K is an infinite-dimensional analog of flag spaces (or may be of symmetric spaces). I intend to discuss this analogy.