Holomorphic functions of several variables: an introduction to the fundamental theory/

Holomorphic Functions Of Several Variables (De Gruyter Studies In Mathematics)

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Main Authors: Kaup, Ludger 1939-
Corporate Authors: De Gruyter.; ebrary, Inc.
Group Author: Barthel, Gottfried; Kaup, Burchard 1940-
Published: Walter de Gruyter,
Publisher Address: Berlin:
Publication Dates: [2011]
Literature type: eBook
Language: English
Series: De gruyter studies in mathematics 3
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Online Access: http://dx.doi.org/10.1515/9783110838350
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Summary: Holomorphic Functions Of Several Variables (De Gruyter Studies In Mathematics)
Item Description: Bibliography: p. [325]-328
Includes index
Carrier Form: 1 online ressource (xiii, 349 pages).
ISBN: 9783110838350
Index Number: QA331
CLC: O174.5
Contents: 24 Analytic AlgebrasChapter 3 Complex Manifolds and the Elementary Theory of Complex Spaces; 30 Bringing in the Sheaves; 31 Ringed Spaces and Local Models of Complex Spaces; 32 Complex Manifolds and Reduced Complex Spaces; 32A Supplement: Submersions and Immersions; 32B Supplement: Examples of Complex Manifolds; 33 Zeros of Polynomials; 33A Supplement: Resultants and Discriminants; 33B Supplement: Proper Mappings and Equivalence Relations; Chapter 4 Complex Spaces; 41 Coherent Sheaves; 42 The Coherence of nO; 43 Complex Spaces.
44 Germs of Complex Spaces and Analytic Algebras 45 Discrete and Finite Holomorphic Mappings; 45A Supplement: Image Sheaves; 45B Supplement: The Analytic Spectrum; 46 The Representation Theorem for Prime Germs; 46A Supplement: Injective Holomorphic Mappings between Manifolds of the Same Dimension; 46B Supplement: Universal Denominators for Prime Germs; 47 Hilbert's Nullstellensatz and Cartan's Coherence Theorem; 48 Dimension Theory; 49 Set of Singular Points and Decomposition into Irreducible Components; 49A Supplement: Fiber Products and Quotients.
57 The Character Theorem and Holomorphic Hulls.
Chapter 1 Regions of Holomorphy 11 Domains of Convergence of Power Series and Reinhardt Domains; 12 Regions of Holomorphy and Holomorphic Convexit; 12A Supplement: Further Extension Theorems for Holomorphic Functions; 12B Supplement: The Edge-of-the-Wedge Theorem; 13 Plurisubharmonic Functions; 14 Pseudoconvex Domains; Part Two: Function Theory on Analytic Sets; Chapter 2 The Weierstrass Preparation Theorem and its Applications; 21 Power Series Algebras; 22 The Weierstrass Theorems; 23 Algebraic Properties of nO0 and; 23A Supplement: Finite Ring-extensions, Normality.
Interdependence of chapters; Courses and Seminars: Guide to the Essentials of Specific Topics; Part One: Function Theory on Domains in n; Chapter 0. Elementary Properties of Holomorphic Functions; 1 Definition of Holomorphic Function; 2 O (X) as a Topological Algebra; 3 Holomorphic Mappings; 4 Cauchy's Integral Formula; 4A Supplement: Cartan's Uniqueness Theorem and Automorphisms of Bounded Domains; 5 Montel's Theorem; 6 The Identity Theorem, the Maximum Principle, and Runge's Theorem; 7 The Riemann Removable Singularity Theorems; 8 The Implicite Mapping Theorem.
Part Three: Function Theory on Stein SpacesChapter 5 Applications of Theorem B; 50 Introductory Remarks on Cohomology; 50A Supplement: Automorphic Functions; 51 Stein Spaces; 51A Supplement: Countable Topology in Complex Spaces; 52 Theorem B and B-Spaces; 53 The Additive Cousin Problem; 53A Supplement: Meromorphic Functions on Reduced Complex Spaces; 54 The Multiplicative Cousin Problem; 54 A Supplement: The Poincar Problem; 54B Supplement: Holomorphic Line Bundles; 55 Coherent Analytic Sheaves as Fr chet Sheaves; 56 The Exhaustion Theorem.