On meromorphic continuation in a fixed direction (Q1048572)

The author proves the following Theorem 1. Let \(D \subset {\mathbb C^n}\) be a domain with boundary \(\partial D\); a set \(E \subset \partial D, \text{mes} E > 0\). If a function \(f (z, w)\) is holomorphic in the domain \[ D \times \{w: w \in {\mathbb C}, |w| < 1\}, \] continuous on \[ {\overline D} \times \{w: w \in {\mathbb C}, |w| < 1\} \] and for each \(\xi \in E\) the function \(f (z, w)\) is meromorphic with respect to the variable \(w,\) then \(f (z, w)\) can be continued meromorphically to \(D \times {\mathbb C}\). This result is a boundary version of the Rothstein lemma about meromorphic continuation and its proof bases on the boundary properties of plurisubharmonic functions and the Hadamard formula for radius of meromorphy.