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The deformation of symplectic critical surfaces in a Kähler surface-II---Compactness

In this paper we consider the compactness of $β$-symplectic critical surfaces in a Kähler surface. Let $M$ be a compact Kähler surface and $Σ_i\subset M$ be a sequence of closed $β_i$-symplectic critical surfaces with $β_i\toβ_0\in (0,\infty)$. Suppose the quantity $\int_{Σ_i}\frac{1}{\cos^qα_i}dμ_i$ (for some $q>4$) and the genus of $Σ_{i}$ are bounded, then there exists a finite set of points ${\mathcal S}\subset M$ and a subsequence $Σ_{i'}$ that converges uniformly in the $C^l$ topology (for any $l<\infty$) on compact subsets of $M\backslash {\mathcal S}$ to a $β_0$-symplectic critical surface $Σ\subset M$, each connected component of $Σ\setminus {\mathcal S}$ can be extended smoothly across ${\mathcal S}$.

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