An Example Concerning Extension and Separate Analyticity Properties of Meromorphic Mappings

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The author considers for a complex space \(X\) the meromorphic extension property in dimension \(n\): every meromorphic mapping \(f:H^n (r)\to X\), \(H^n(r)\) the \(n\)-dimensional Hartogs figure, extends meromorphically onto the unit polydisk \(\Delta^n\). The main result is the following: (i) let \(f:H^2(r)\to X\); if \(X\) has the meromorphic extension property in dimension 2 then \(f\) extends meromorphically on \(\Delta^3 \setminus S\) where \(S=S_1\times S_2 \times S_3\) and \(S_j\) are closed subsets of harmonic measure zero; (ii) let \(s_0\in S\); suppose that the Lelong numbers \(\Theta(f^\#w_h,s_0)\), \(\Theta ((f^*w_h)^2,s_0)\) \((w_h\) the (1,1)-form associated to a hermitian metric \(h\) on \(X)\) are finite and \(\overline{f (B_{so}(\varepsilon) \setminus S)}\Subset X\) for some ball \(B_{s0} (\varepsilon)\) then there is a modification \(\pi: \widehat \Delta^3 \to\Delta^3\) such that \(f\circ\pi\) extends holomorphically on some neighbourhoods of \(\pi^{-1} (s_0)\).











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