A complex manifold is a manifold whose coordinate charts
are open subsets of
and the transition functions
between charts are holomorphic
functions. Naturally, a complex manifold of complex
dimension
also has the structure of a real smooth manifold
of dimension
.
A function is holomorphic
if it is holomorphic in every coordinate
chart. Similarly, a map
is holomorphic
if its restrictions to coordinate charts on
are holomorphic.
Two complex manifolds
and
are considered equivalent if there is a map
which is a diffeomorphism
and whose inverse is holomorphic.
Assuming the proposed complex structure on described by Alpöge (2026), Liang
et al. (2026) constructed a complex manifold diffeomorphic
to the product of spheres
. The authors state that GPT-5.6 Sol suggested the
construction route and the classification theorem used to identify the underlying
smooth manifold. It also first generated proofs
of three intermediate results that the authors checked and rewrote. Independent review
of either construction had not been reported as of Sep. 7, 2026 (VibeMathed
2026).