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Proof. It is easy to see that for each point one has . Then from Gauss-Bonnet theorem one deduces that , where is the genus of the Riemann surface . Then we have
Since LHS is non-negative we conclude that either or . In the first case and we have a -affine structure on a torus. In the second case we have and .