Curve-rational functions
This is a very rich paper written by three well known scholars, whose domains of interest intersected giving unexpected new results. Two new concepts are introduced: continuous rational functions and arc-rational functions. Their definitions are given, along with many examples, in the very well organized Introduction. Several theorems about these functions are proved, it is not possible to enumerate them here, just an example of such a theorem: ``An arc-rational function defined on an open set is arc-analytic. I choose this example because the well known are-analytic functions were introduced by K. Kurdyka quite a time ago and have never ceased interesting mathematicians. Besides that, they are related to an older result, also belonging to the Krakow group of mathematicians: separately analytic real functions (Bochnak, Siciak). We witness here a continuous influence of Krakow research work through many generations (Bochnak, Siciak, Kurdyka and Kucharz were all Polish mathematicians from Krakow at least till their Ph.D's). As the reviewer also has Krakow roots, it is nice to see such an unfolding of ideas and their international outreach. The bibliography of the paper is exemplary, very complete and each of the 31 positions is worth studying. Nothing is superfluous. The paper is almost self-contained, if a definition isn't quoted, it can be found easily in the textbooks or surveys present in the bibliography. The redaction of the paper also is exemplary and many helpful examples that we find in the text are an added value. Although the setting is real, the paper closes on some complex results obtained as natural consequences of the real ones.
- A Function which is Arc-Analytic but not Continuous
- Algebraic approximations of holomorphic maps from Stein domains to projective manifolds
- An arc-analytic function with nondiscrete singular set
- Analytic functions in topological vector-spaces
- Approximation by continuous rational maps into spheres
- Continuous functions on the plane regular after one blowing-up
- Continuous rational functions on real and \(p\)-adic varieties
- Continuous rational maps into spheres
- Continuous rational maps into the unit 2-sphere
- Ensembles semi-algébriques symétriques par arcs. (Semi-algebraic sets symmetric by arcs)
- Homotopy properties of some real algebraic maps
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- Introduction
- Linear equations on real algebraic surfaces
- Point réguliers d'un sous-analytique. (Regular points of a subanalytic set)
- Polynomials and multilinear mappings in topological vector-spaces
- Rational maps in real algebraic geometry
- Regular versus continuous rational maps
- Regulous functions
- Singular sets of separately analytic functions
- Singular sets of separately analytic functions
- Some conjectures on stratified-algebraic vector bundles
- Some results of algebraic geometry over Henselian rank one valued fields
- Stratified-algebraic vector bundles of small rank
- Vector bundles and regulous maps
- Semi-algebraic geometry with rational continuous functions
- Piecewise-regular maps
- Linear equations on real algebraic surfaces
- Extensions of arc-analytic functions
- Rational representation of real functions
- Hartogs-type theorems in real algebraic geometry. I
- Approximation of maps into spheres by piecewise-regular maps of class \(C^k\)
- Approximation by piecewise-regular maps
- Global variants of Hartogs' theorem
- A proof of Kurdyka's conjecture on arc-analytic functions
- Arc spaces, motivic measure and Lipschitz geometry of real algebraic sets
- Continuous rational functions on real and \(p\)-adic varieties
- Analytic functions and Nash functions along curves
- Some classes of rational functions for pictures
- Rationality of semialgebraic functions
- On linear equations with polynomial coefficients
- Separately Nash and arc-Nash functions over real closed fields
- Arc-meromorphous functions
- Continuous functions on the plane regular after one blowing-up
- From continuous rational to regulous functions
- Weak and semi normalization in real algebraic geometry
- A characterization of analytic functions of several real variables
- Integral closures in real algebraic geometry
- Regulous Functions over Real Closed Fields
- Approximation and homotopy in regulous geometry
- Central algebraic geometry and seminormality
- On some regularity condition
- Hartogs-type theorems in real algebraic geometry. II.
- Algebraic versions of Hartogs' theorem
- Approximation of maps into spheres by regulous maps
- Towards a better understanding of \(\mathcal{C}^p\) functions and definable \(\mathcal{C}^p\) functions of several variables
- Separately regular and separately Nash functions
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