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Let $\mathbb P_1$ be the one dimensional complex projective space. What is the connected component of the full automorphism of $\mathbb C^*\times \mathbb P_1$. Is it a complex Lie group? I mean is it finite dimensional?

We know that ${\rm Aut}{\mathbb C}^*$${\rm Aut}(\mathbb C)^\ast$ is ${\mathbb C}^*$${\mathbb C}^\ast$, and $Aut^\circ{\mathbb P}_1$$Aut^\circ(\mathbb P_1)$ is $PSL(2,\mathbb C)$.

Let $\mathbb P_1$ be the one dimensional complex projective space. What is the connected component of the full automorphism of $\mathbb C^*\times \mathbb P_1$. Is it a complex Lie group? I mean is it finite dimensional?

We know that ${\rm Aut}{\mathbb C}^*$ is ${\mathbb C}^*$, and $Aut^\circ{\mathbb P}_1$ is $PSL(2,\mathbb C)$.

Let $\mathbb P_1$ be the one dimensional complex projective space. What is the connected component of the full automorphism of $\mathbb C^*\times \mathbb P_1$. Is it a complex Lie group? I mean is it finite dimensional?

We know that ${\rm Aut}(\mathbb C)^\ast$ is ${\mathbb C}^\ast$, and $Aut^\circ(\mathbb P_1)$ is $PSL(2,\mathbb C)$.

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Dimension of the full automorphism

Let $\mathbb P_1$ be the one dimensional complex projective space. What is the connected component of the full automorphism of $\mathbb C^*\times \mathbb P_1$. Is it a complex Lie group? I mean is it finite dimensional?

We know that ${\rm Aut}{\mathbb C}^*$ is ${\mathbb C}^*$, and $Aut^\circ{\mathbb P}_1$ is $PSL(2,\mathbb C)$.