General integral representation of holomorphic functions on the analytic subvariety (Q1318894): Difference between revisions

A compact metric space \(R\) is called a slit space if there is a nonempty closed subset (slit) \(S \subset R\), s.t. each point of it is an accumulation point for \(R \setminus S\), and \(R \setminus S\) is homeomorphic to a topological product of a connected differential manifold of class \(C^ 2\) and a compact set. A sequence of spaces \(R_ 1 \supset R_ 2 \supset \cdots \supset R_ k\) is called a chain of slit spaces if each \(R_ j\) is a slit space with \(R_{j+1}\) as its slit. For bounded domains in \(\mathbb{C}^ n\) whose boundaries consist of chains slit spaces the author proves integral representation formulas for holomorphic functions of Henkin-Ramirez type.