Preparation theorems in ultradifferentiable classes
Let \(F\) be a germ at \((0,0)\) of holomorphic maps from \(\mathbb{C}^{n+p}\) to \(\mathbb{C}^n\) defined by \(F(x,t)= (F_1(x,t),\dots,F_n(x,t))\). We suppose that the ideal generated in \(O_0(\mathbb{C}^n)\) by \(F_1(x,0)\), \dots, \(F_n(x,0)\) is of finite multiplicity. Let \(K\) be a 1-\(H\) convex compact subset of \(\mathbb{C}^n\), included in a small enough neighborhood of 0. We give a general division theorem by \(F\) in ultradifferentiable classes of Whitney jets \(\overline \partial\)-flat on \(K\). We deduce from it Weierstrass-Malgrange Preparation Theorems with a loss of regularity which is optimal and depends on the multiplicity.
- Estimates for Weierstrass division in ultradifferentiable classes
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