1983
DOI: 10.1007/bf01456878
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Propagation of holomorphic extendability of CR functions

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“…By the Hanges-Treves propagation theorem (see [HT83]), it suffices to show that f extends holomorphically to a full neighborhood of some particular point p 1 ∈ E ⊂ M. We shall first choose a point p 0 ∈ E so that Theorem 2.1 is applicable. First, since M is of 1-infinite type along E, M is in fact of 1-infinite type 2 outside a proper real-analytic variety of E in view of Proposition 3.1.…”
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“…By the Hanges-Treves propagation theorem (see [HT83]), it suffices to show that f extends holomorphically to a full neighborhood of some particular point p 1 ∈ E ⊂ M. We shall first choose a point p 0 ∈ E so that Theorem 2.1 is applicable. First, since M is of 1-infinite type along E, M is in fact of 1-infinite type 2 outside a proper real-analytic variety of E in view of Proposition 3.1.…”
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“…(See [14,Chapter 1.7]). The main result in this direction is due to Hanges and Trèves [8], and was proved using microlocal techniques. See the papers [2] and [11] for other instances of this phenomenon.…”
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“…(c) We now use the theory of propagation of wedge extendibility along discs for each CR function F | M by [12] which develops [8]. We put a suffix s in the notation of the disc ∆ s to specify its radius, and define (3.11) for all stationary discs φ tangent to ∂D 2 at τ =0.…”
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confidence: 99%