Large linear manifolds of noncontinuable boundary-regular holomorphic functions (Q2474940): Difference between revisions

The authors adress the following question: If \(D\subset\mathbb{C}\) is a bounded domain, are there ``large'' manifold \((M\subset A^\infty(D)\) satisfying \(M\setminus\{0\}\subset H_\ell(D)\)? In the above mentional question, \(H_\ell(D)\) denotes the subclass of functions which are holomorphic exactly on \(D\) and \(A^\infty(D)\) denotes \[ A^\infty(D)=\left\{f\subset H(D)\mid f^{(j)}\text{ has a continuous extension to }\overline D\text{ for all }j\in\mathbb{N}\right\}. \] As usual by \(H(D)\) is denoted the class of holomorphic function in \(D\). In the present study the authors provide positive answer to the question mentioned above.