Analyzing some generalized analytic functions (Q1191725): Difference between revisions

The author shows that an article by \textit{I. J. Good} [Expo. Math. 6, No. 4, 289-311 (1988; Zbl 0662.30045)] can be written in terms of an algebra \(A\) which is the direct product of copies of \(\mathbb{C}\) (and possible one \(\mathbb{R}\)). A Hausdorff-differentiable function in \(A\) is a product of differentiable ordinary functions of one complex (or real) variable. Also the integral theorems can be understood better in this context.