Behaviour at infinity of solutions of twisted convolution equations
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This paper is devoted to give a precise characterization of the minimal rate of growth at infinity of non-trivial solutions of twisted convolution equations in unbounded domains of \( \mathbb{C}^n\). Some properties of solutions of twisted convolution equations are explained. Moreover, definite versions of the two-radii theorem for twisted spherical means are obtained.
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