A removable singularity theorem of J-holomorphic mappings for strongly pseudo-convex manifolds
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The author proves a removable singularity theorem, namely that a \(J\)-holomorphic mapping from a \(3\)-dimensional Sasakian manifold into a strongly pseudo-convex manifold, which has an isolated orbit singularity, can be extended continuously.
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