On the Abel-Radon transform of locally residual currents in great codimension

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Abstract: First we recall the definition of locally residual currents and their basic properties. We prove in this first section a trace theorem, that we use later. Then we define the Abel-Radon transform of a current calR(alpha), on a projective variety XsubsetPN, for a family of p−cycles of incidence variety IsubsetTimesX, for which p1:IoT is proper and p2:IoX is submersive, and a domain UsubsetT. Then we show the following theorem, for a family of sections of X with r−planes (which was proved for the family of lines of X=PN by the author for p=1, for calR(alpha)=0 and p−planes for any q>0, and by Henkin and Passare for p−planes in PN and integration currents alpha=omegawedge[Y], with a meromorphic q−form omega, and projective convexity on ildeU): Let alpha be a locally residual current of bidegree (q+p,p) on U∗, with U∗:=cuptinUHtsubsetX, where timesHt:=p1−1(t). Then calR(alpha) is a meromorphic q−form on U, holomorphic iff alpha is closed. Let us assume that alpha is closed, and q>0. If calR(alpha) extends meromorphically (resp. holomorphically) to a greater domain ildeU, then alpha extends in a unique way as a locally residual current (resp. closed) to the greater domain ildeU∗subsetX.












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