Boundary values of holomorphic distributions in negative Lipschitz classes
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Abstract: We consider the behaviour at a boundary point of an open subset of distributions that are holomorphic on and belong to what are called negative Lipschitz classes. The result explains the significance for holomorphic functions of series of Wiener type involving Hausdorff contents of dimension between and . We begin with a survey about function spaces and capacities that sets the problem in context and reviews the relevant general theory. The techniques used include the construction of a special partition of the identity that may be of independent interest.
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