Complex Analysis II
Complex Analysis II Proceedings of the Special Year held at the University of Maryland, College Park, 1985–86 / [electronic resource] :
edited by Carlos A. Berenstein.
- XII, 324 p. online resource.
- Lecture Notes in Mathematics, 1276 0075-8434 ; .
- Lecture Notes in Mathematics, 1276 .
Polynomial Hulls and linear measure -- Estimations, Par Noyaux, Des Solutions De L’Equation u=f -- The heat equation and geometry for the -Neumann problem -- Extendibility of the Bergman kernel function -- ?b and Carleson type inequalities -- Boundary absolute continuity of functions in the ball algebra -- Subharmonic functions and minimal surfaces -- Proprietes de Recouvrement des Sous-Ensembles de la Frontiere d’un Domaine Strictement Pseudo-Convexe -- Some properties of the canonical mapping of a complex space into its spectrum -- Scalar boundary invariants and the Bergman kernel -- Biholomorphic self-maps of domains -- Some ?N capacities and applications -- Splitting of slowly decreasing ideals in weighted algebras of entire functions -- Convolutors in spaces of holomorphic functions -- A remark on "convolutors in spaces of holomorphic functions" -- Integral representations in the theory of the -Neumann problem -- Tents and interpolating sequences in the unit ball -- Balayage and polynomial hulls -- Convergence of formal power series and analytic extension.
9783540479048
10.1007/BFb0078948 doi
Global analysis (Mathematics).
Topological Groups.
Analysis.
Topological Groups, Lie Groups.
QA299.6-433
515
Polynomial Hulls and linear measure -- Estimations, Par Noyaux, Des Solutions De L’Equation u=f -- The heat equation and geometry for the -Neumann problem -- Extendibility of the Bergman kernel function -- ?b and Carleson type inequalities -- Boundary absolute continuity of functions in the ball algebra -- Subharmonic functions and minimal surfaces -- Proprietes de Recouvrement des Sous-Ensembles de la Frontiere d’un Domaine Strictement Pseudo-Convexe -- Some properties of the canonical mapping of a complex space into its spectrum -- Scalar boundary invariants and the Bergman kernel -- Biholomorphic self-maps of domains -- Some ?N capacities and applications -- Splitting of slowly decreasing ideals in weighted algebras of entire functions -- Convolutors in spaces of holomorphic functions -- A remark on "convolutors in spaces of holomorphic functions" -- Integral representations in the theory of the -Neumann problem -- Tents and interpolating sequences in the unit ball -- Balayage and polynomial hulls -- Convergence of formal power series and analytic extension.
9783540479048
10.1007/BFb0078948 doi
Global analysis (Mathematics).
Topological Groups.
Analysis.
Topological Groups, Lie Groups.
QA299.6-433
515