Positive metric currents and holomorphic chains in Hilbert spaces
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Abstract: We present some results concerning currents of integration on finite-dimensional analytic spaces in Hilbert spaces, using the setting of metric currents. In particular, we obtain the characterization of such currents as positive closed rectifiable currents and solve the boundary problem for holomorphic chains.
Summary: We present some results concerning currents of integration on finite-dimensional analytic spaces in Hilbert spaces, using the setting of metric currents. In particular, we obtain the characterization of such currents as positive closed \((k,k)\)-integer rectifiable currents and solve the boundary problem for holomorphic chains.
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