A weak criterion for vector-valued holomorphy

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The author presents a new approach to a theorem, originally proved in \textit{K.--G. Große--Erdmann} [``The Borel-Okada theorem revisited (Univ. Hagen, FB Math. (Habil.)) (1992; Zbl 0953.30500)], which is a generalization of Dunford's theorem (weak holomorphy implies holomorphy for Banach space valued functions). Here the image space is a locally complete space \(E\). The main tool in the proof is \textit{J. Wolff}'s theorem [C. R. Acad. Sci. Paris 173, 1327--1328 (1921; JFM 48.0320.01)]. It follows that a function \(f\) defined on a subdomain \(\Omega \setminus K\) of \(\Omega \subseteq {\mathbb C}\) admits a unique holomorphic continuation to \(\Omega\) if \(f\) is locally bounded and the functions \(x' \circ f\) admit a holomorphic continuation, where \(x'\) runs through a separating subset of \(E'\), roughly speaking. This is also true under similar assumptions if \(E\) is a Fréchet space. In what follows, the author provides generalizations of his theorem to meromorphic functions and to functions defined on a domain of a locally convex spaces. Two results concerning a problem of Wrobel and a remark concerning real analytic functions conclude the paper.




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