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The main result of the article under review is a Denjoy-Wolff theorem for finite products of bounded symmetric domains, which generalizes an earlier result of Hervé on bidiscs. The proof uses mainly Jordan triple systems, which give a full algebraic description of the boundary structure of bounded symmetric domains.
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    Denjoy-Wolff theory for finite-dimensional bounded symmetric domains (English)
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    The main result of the article under review is a Denjoy-Wolff theorem for finite products of bounded symmetric domains, which generalizes an earlier result of Hervé on bidiscs. The proof uses mainly Jordan triple systems, which give a full algebraic description of the boundary structure of bounded symmetric domains.
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