several-complex-variables

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Complex analysis in C^n for n ≥ 2, where the phenomena diverge fundamentally from the single-variable case. Hartogs 1906 — for n ≥ 2, a holomorphic function on the 'Hartogs figure' (a polydisk with a smaller polydisk removed) extends…

Polydisk D^n and its distinguished boundary T^n
Hartogs extension (codim-2 singularities auto-extend for n ≥ 2)
Domain of holomorphy: holomorphically convex ⇔ pseudoconvex
Wirtinger ∂̄-residual ≡ 0 on f(z₁,z₂) = z₁²z₂³
Bergman kernel K_D(z,w̄) = 1/(π(1-zw̄)²); K_D(0,0̄) = 1/π
Σ z₁ʲz₂ᵏ/4^{j+k} = 16/((z₁-4)(z₂-4)); pins at (1,1), (0,2)
Hartogs extension theorem
Domain of holomorphy
Plurisubharmonic & pseudoconvex
Dolbeault cohomology
Oka's coherence theorem
Bergman kernel
Hartogs extension (1906)
Plurisubharmonic / pseudoconvex (SCV)
d-bar equation (Hormander 1965)
Oka-Cartan coherent sheaves
Kodaira vanishing + embedding
Bergman kernel / Szego projection
Hartogs (1906)
Oka (1939)
Levi (1911)
Dolbeault (1953)
Bergman kernel (1933)
Fefferman (1976)
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