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Let $ G $ be a discrete subgroup of PU(1,n). Then $ G $ acts on $mathbb {P}^n_mathbb C$ preserving the unit ball $mathbb {H}^n_mathbb {C}$, where it acts by isometries with respect to the Bergman metric. In this work we determine the equicontinuty region $Eq(G)$ of $G$ in $mathbb P^n_{mathbb C}$: It is the complement of the union of all complex projective hyperplanes in $mathbb {P}^n_{mathbb C}$ which are tangent to $partial mathbb {H}^n_mathbb {C}$ at points in the Chen-Greenberg limit set $Lambda_{CG}(G )$, a closed $G$-invariant subset of $partial mathbb {H}^n_mathbb {C}$, which is minimal for non-elementary groups. We also prove that the action on $Eq(G)$ is discontinuous.
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We study the geometry and dynamics of discrete subgroups $Gamma$ of $PSL(3,mathbb{C})$ with an open invariant set $Omega subset PC^2$ where the action is properly discontinuous and the quotient $Omega/Gamma$ contains a connected component whicis compact. We call such groups {it quasi-cocompact}. In this case $Omega/Gamma$ is a compact complex projective orbifold and $Omega$ is a {it divisible set}. Our first theorem refines classical work by Kobayashi-Ochiai and others about complex surfaces with a projective structure: We prove that every such group is either virtually affine or complex hyperbolic. We then classify the divisible sets that appear in this way, the corresponding quasi-cocompact groups and the orbifolds $Omega/Gamma$. We also prove that excluding a few exceptional cases, the Kulkarni region of discontinuity coincides with the equicontinuity region and is the largest open invariant set where the action is properly discontinuous.
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