From Holomorphic Functions to Complex Manifolds: Graduate Texts in Mathematics, cartea 213
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ISBN-13: 9781441929839
ISBN-10: 1441929835
Pagini: 416
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.58 kg
Ediția:Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 2002
Editura: Springer
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Locul publicării:New York, NY, United States
ISBN-10: 1441929835
Pagini: 416
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.58 kg
Ediția:Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 2002
Editura: Springer
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Seria Graduate Texts in Mathematics
Locul publicării:New York, NY, United States
Public țintă
GraduateDescriere
The
aim
of
this
book
is
to
give
an
understandable
introduction
to
the
the
ory
of
complex
manifolds.
With
very
few
exceptions
we
give
complete
proofs.
Many
examples
and
figures
along
with
quite
a
few
exercises
are
included.
Our
intent
is
to
familiarize
the
reader
with
the
most
important
branches
and
methods
in
complex
analysis
of
several
variables
and
to
do
this
as
simply
as
possible.
Therefore,
the
abstract
concepts
involved
with
sheaves,
coherence,
and
higher-dimensional
cohomology
are
avoided.
Only
elementary
methods
such
as
power
series,
holomorphic
vector
bundles,
and
one-dimensional
co
cycles
are
used.
Nevertheless,
deep
results
can
be
proved,
for
example
the
Remmert-Stein
theorem
for
analytic
sets,
finiteness
theorems
for
spaces
of
cross
sections
in
holomorphic
vector
bundles,
and
the
solution
of
the
Levi
problem.
The
first
chapter
deals
with
holomorphic
functions
defined
in
open
sub
sets
of
the
space
en.
Many
of
the
well-known
properties
of
holomorphic
functions
of
one
variable,
such
as
the
Cauchy
integral
formula
or
the
maxi
mum
principle,
can
be
applied
directly
to
obtain
corresponding
properties
of
holomorphic
functions
of
several
variables.
Furthermore,
certain
properties
of
differentiable
functions
of
several
variables,
such
as
the
implicit
and
inverse
function
theorems,
extend
easily
to
holomorphic
functions.
Cuprins
I
Holomorphic
Functions.-
1.
Complex
Geometry.-
Real
and
Complex
Structures.-
Hermitian
Forms
and
Inner
Products.-
Balls
and
Polydisks.-
Connectedness.-
Reinhardt
Domains.-
2.
Power
Series.-
Polynomials.-
Convergence.-
Power
Series.-
3.
Complex
Differentiable
Functions.-
The
Complex
Gradient.-
Weakly
Holomorphic
Functions.-
Holomorphic
Functions.-
4.
The
Cauchy
Integral.-
The
Integral
Formula.-
Holomorphy
of
the
Derivatives.-
The
Identity
Theorem.-
5.
The
Hartogs
Figure.-
Expansion
in
Reinhardt
Domains.-
Hartogs
Figures.-
6.
The
Cauchy-Riemann
Equations.-
Real
Differentiable
Functions.-
Wirtinger’s
Calculus.-
The
Cauchy-Riemann
Equations.-
7.
Holomorphic
Maps.-
The
Jacobian.-
Chain
Rules.-
Tangent
Vectors.-
The
Inverse
Mapping.-
8.
Analytic
Sets.-
Analytic
Subsets.-
Bounded
Holomorphic
Functions.-
Regular
Points.-
Injective
Holomorphic
Mappings.-
II
Domains
of
Holomorphy.-
1.
The
Continuity
Theorem.-
General
Hartogs
Figures.-
Removable
Singularities.-
The
Continuity
Principle.-
Hartogs
Convexity.-
Domains
of
Holomorphy.-
2.
Plurisubharmonic
Functions.-
Subharmonic
Functions.-
The
Maximum
Principle.-
Differentiate
Subharmonic
Functions.-
Plurisubharmonic
Functions.-
The
Levi
Form.-
Exhaustion
Functions.-
3.
Pseudoconvexity.-
Pseudoconvexity.-
The
Boundary
Distance.-
Properties
of
Pseudoconvex
Domains.-
4.
Levi
Convex
Boundaries.-
Boundary
Functions.-
The
Levi
Condition.-
Affine
Convexity.-
A
Theorem
of
Levi.-
5.
Holomorphic
Convexity.-
Affine
Convexity.-
Holomorphic
Convexity.-
The
Cartan-Thullen
Theorem.-
6.
Singular
Functions.-
Normal
Exhaustions.-
Unbounded
Holomorphic
Functions.-
Sequences.-
7.
Examples
and
Applications.-
Domains
of
Holomorphy.-
Complete
Reinhardt
Domains.-
Analytic
Polyhedra.-
8.
Riemann
Domains
over
Cn.-
Riemann
Domains.-
Union
of
Riemann
Domains.-
9.
The
Envelope
of
Holomorphy.-
Holomorphy
on
Riemann
Domains.-
Envelopes
of
Holomorphy.-
Pseudoconvexity.-
Boundary
Points.-
Analytic
Disks.-
III
Analytic
Sets.-
1.
The
Algebra
of
Power
Series.-
The
Banach
Algebra
Bt.-
Expansion
with
Respect
to
z1.-
Convergent
Series
in
Banach
Algebras.-
Convergent
Power
Series.-
Distinguished
Directions.-
2.
The
Preparation
Theorem.-
Division
with
Remainder
in
Bt.-
The
Weierstrass
Condition.-
Weierstrass
Polynomials.-
Weierstrass
Preparation
Theorem.-
3.
Prime
Factorization.-
Unique
Factorization.-
Gauss’s
Lemma.-
Factorization
in
Hn.-
Hensel’s
Lemma.-
The
Noetherian
Property.-
4.
Branched
Coverings.-
Germs.-
Pseudopolynomials.-
Euclidean
Domains.-
The
Algebraic
Derivative.-
Symmetric
Polynomials.-
The
Discriminant.-
Hypersurfaces.-
The
Unbranched
Part.-
Decompositions.-
Projections.-
5.
Irreducible
Components.-
Embedded-Analytic
Sets.-
Images
of
Embedded-Analytic
Sets.-
Local
Decomposition.-
Analyticity.-
The
Zariski
Topology.-
Global
Decompositions.-
6.
Regular
and
Singular
Points.-
Compact
Analytic
Sets.-
Embedding
of
Analytic
Sets.-
Regular
Points
of
an
Analytic
Set.-
The
Singular
Locus.-
Extending
Analytic
Sets.-
The
Local
Dimension.-
IV
Complex
Manifolds.-
1.
The
Complex
Structure.-
Complex
Coordinates.-
Holomorphic
Functions.-
Riemann
Surfaces.-
Holomorphic
Mappings.-
Cartesian
Products.-
Analytic
Subsets.-
Differentiable
Functions.-
Tangent
Vectors.-
The
Complex
Structure
on
the
Space
of
Derivations.-
The
Induced
Mapping.-
Immersions
and
Submersions.-
Gluing.-
2.
Complex
Fiber
Bundles.-
Lie
Groups
and
Transformation
Groups.-
Fiber
Bundles.-
Equivalence.-
Complex
Vector
Bundles.-
Standard
Constructions.-
Lifting
of
Bundles.-
Subbundles
and
Quotients.-
3.
Cohomology.-
Cohomology
Groups.-
Refinements.-
Acyclic
Coverings.-
Generalizations.-
The
Singular
Cohomology.-
4.
Meromorphie
Functions
and
Divisors.-
The
Ring
of
Germs.-
Analytic
Hypersurfaces.-
Meromorphic
Functions.-
Divisors.-
Associated
Line
Bundles.-
Meromorphic
Sections.-
5.
Quotients
and
Submanifolds.-
Topological
Quotients.-
Analytic
Decompositions.-
Properly
Discontinuously
Acting
Groups.-
Complex
Tori.-
Hopf
Manifolds.-
The
Complex
Projective
Space.-
Meromorphie
Functions.-
Grassmannian
Manifolds.-
Submanifolds
and
Normal
Bundles.-
Projective
Algebraic
Manifolds.-
Projective
Hypersurfaces.-
The
Euler
Sequence.-
Rational
Functions.-
6.
Branched
Riemann
Domains.-
Branched
Analytic
Coverings.-
Branched
Domains.-
Torsion
Points.-
Concrete
Riemann
Surfaces.-
Hyperelliptic
Riemann
Surfaces.-
7.
Modifications
and
Toric
Closures.-
Proper
Modifications.-
Blowing
Up.-
The
Tautological
Bundle.-
Quadratic
Transformations.-
Monoidal
Transformations.-
Meromorphic
Maps.-
Toric
Closures.-
V
Stein
Theory.-
1.
Stein
Manifolds.-
Fundamental
Theorems.-
Cousin-I
Distributions.-
Cousin-II
Distributions.-
Chern
Class
and
Exponential
Sequence.-
Extension
from
Submanifolds.-
Unbranched
Domains
of
Holomorphy.-
The
Embedding
Theorem.-
The
Serre
Problem.-
2.
The
Levi
Form.-
Covariant
Tangent
Vectors.-
Hermitian
Forms.-
Coordinate
Transformations.-
Plurisubharmonic
Functions.-
The
Maximum
Principle.-
3.
Pseudoconvexity.-
Pseudoconvex
Complex
Manifolds.-
Examples.-
Analytic
Tangents.-
4.
Cuboids.-
Distinguished
Cuboids.-
Vanishing
of
Cohomology.-
Vanishing
on
the
Embedded
Manifolds.-
Cuboids
in
a
Complex
Manifold.-
Enlarging
U?.-
Approximation.-
5.
Special
Coverings.-
Cuboid
Coverings.-
The
Bubble
Method.-
Fréchet
Spaces.-
Finiteness
of
Cohomology.-
Holomorphic
Convexity.-
Negative
Line
Bundles.-
Bundles
over
Stein
Manifolds.-
6.
The
Levi
Problem.-
Enlarging:
The
Idea
of
the
Proof.-
Enlarging:
The
First
Step.-
Enlarging:
The
Whole
Process.-
Solution
of
the
Levi
Problem.-
The
Compact
Case.-
VI
Kahler
Manifolds.-
1.
Differential
Forms.-
The
Exterior
Algebra.-
Forms
of
Type
(p,
q).-
Bundles
of
Differential
Forms.-
2.
Dolbeault
Theory.-
Integration
of
Differential
Forms.-
The
Inhomogeneous
Cauchy
Formula.-
The
??-Equation
in
One
Variable.-
A
Theorem
of
Hartogs.-
Dolbeault’s
Lemma.-
Dolbeault
Groups.-
3.
Kähler
Metrics.-
Hermitian
metrics.-
The
Fundamental
Form.-
Geodesic
Coordinates.-
Local
Potentials.-
Pluriharmonic
Functions.-
The
Fubini
Metric.-
Deformations.-
4.
The
Inner
Product.-
The
Volume
Element.-
The
Star
Operator.-
The
Effect
on
(p,
q)-Forms.-
The
Global
Inner
Product.-
Currents.-
5.
Hodge
Decomposition.-
Adjoint
Operators.-
The
Kählerian
Case.-
Bracket
Relations.-
The
Laplacian.-
Harmonic
Forms.-
Consequences.-
6.
Hodge
Manifolds.-
Negative
Line
Bundles.-
Special
Holomorphic
Cross
Sections.-
Projective
Embeddings.-
Hodge
Metrics.-
7.
Applications.-
Period
Relations.-
The
Siegel
Upper
Halfplane.-
Semipositive
Line
Bundles.-
Moishezon
Manifolds.-
VII
Boundary
Behavior.-
1.
Strongly
Pseudoconvex
Manifolds.-
The
Hilbert
Space.-
Operators.-
Boundary
Conditions.-
2.
Subelliptic
Estimates.-
Sobolev
Spaces.-
The
Neumann
Operator.-
Real-Analytic
Boundaries.-
Examples.-
3.
Nebenhüllen.-
General
Domains.-
A
Domain
with
Nontrivial
Nebenhülle.-
Bounded
Domains.-
Domains
in
C2.-
4.
Boundary
Behavior
of
Biholomorphic
Maps.-
The
One-Dimensional
Case.-
The
Theory
of
Henkin
and
Vormoor.-
Real-Analytic
Boundaries.-
Fefferman’s
Result.-
Mappings.-
The
Bergman
Metric.-
References.-
Index
of
Notation.
Recenzii
From
the
reviews:
MATHEMATICAL REVIEWS
"This new book is a valuable addition to the literature."
K. Fritzsche and H. Grauert
From Holomorphic Functions to Complex Manifolds
"A valuable addition to the literature."—MATHEMATICAL REVIEW
"The book is a nice introduction to the theory of complex manifolds. The authors’ intention is to introduce the reader in a simple way to the most important branches and methods in the theory of several complex variables. … The book is written in a very readable way; it is a nice introduction into the topic." (EMS, March 2004)
"About 25 years ago, the same couple of authors published the forerunner of this work with the title Several Complex Variables … . The experience of forty years of active teaching besides the well-known research career resulted in an admirably well readable simple clean and polished style. … I find this book of extraordinary importance and I recommend it to all students, teachers and researchers in mathematics and even in physics as well." (László L. Stachó, Acta Scientarum Mathematicarum, Vol. 69, 2003)
"This book gives an easily understandable introduction to the theory of complex manifolds. It is self-contained … and leads to deep results such as the Remmert-Stein theorem for analytic sets, finiteness theorems for spaces of cross sections in holomorphic vector bundles, and the solution if the Levi problem, using only elementary methods such as power series, holomorphic vector bundles, and one-dimensional cocycles." (F. Haslinger, Monatshefte für Mathematik, Vol. 142 (3), 2004)
"The book is an essentially extended and modified version of the classical monograph 'Several complex variables' by the same authors. … The monograph is strongly recommended to everybody interested in modern complex analysis, both for students and researchers." (Marek Jarnicki, Zentralblatt MATH, Vol. 1005, 2003)
"The authors state that this book ‘grew out of’ their earlier graduate textbook [Several complex variables, Translated from the German, Springer, New York, 1976; MR 54 # 3004]. The book should not, however, be thought of as merely a second edition. … Where the two books do overlap in content, the exposition in the new volume has been largely rewritten. This new book is a valuable addition to the literature." (Harold P. Boas, Mathematical Reviews, 2003 g)
"This book is an introduction to the theory of complex manifolds. The authors’ intent is to familiarize the reader with the most important branches and methods in complex analysis of several variables and to do this as simply as possible. … The book can be used as a first introduction to several complex variables as well as a reference for the expert." (L’ENSEIGNEMENT MATHEMATHIQUE, Vol. 48 (3-4), 2002)
"Due to its interior unity and its many-sided applicability, Complex Analysis became an absolutely essential part of today’s Mathematics. … It is a merit of the authors that their book is an introduction into holomorphic functions of several complex variables which is easily understandable. … K. Fritzsche’s and H. Grauert’s book will give a fresh impetus not only to mathematicians who are interested in holomorphic functions in several complex variables but also to those who deal with generalized multi-regular functions." (W. Tutschke, ZAA, Vol. 22 (1), 2003)
MATHEMATICAL REVIEWS
"This new book is a valuable addition to the literature."
K. Fritzsche and H. Grauert
From Holomorphic Functions to Complex Manifolds
"A valuable addition to the literature."—MATHEMATICAL REVIEW
"The book is a nice introduction to the theory of complex manifolds. The authors’ intention is to introduce the reader in a simple way to the most important branches and methods in the theory of several complex variables. … The book is written in a very readable way; it is a nice introduction into the topic." (EMS, March 2004)
"About 25 years ago, the same couple of authors published the forerunner of this work with the title Several Complex Variables … . The experience of forty years of active teaching besides the well-known research career resulted in an admirably well readable simple clean and polished style. … I find this book of extraordinary importance and I recommend it to all students, teachers and researchers in mathematics and even in physics as well." (László L. Stachó, Acta Scientarum Mathematicarum, Vol. 69, 2003)
"This book gives an easily understandable introduction to the theory of complex manifolds. It is self-contained … and leads to deep results such as the Remmert-Stein theorem for analytic sets, finiteness theorems for spaces of cross sections in holomorphic vector bundles, and the solution if the Levi problem, using only elementary methods such as power series, holomorphic vector bundles, and one-dimensional cocycles." (F. Haslinger, Monatshefte für Mathematik, Vol. 142 (3), 2004)
"The book is an essentially extended and modified version of the classical monograph 'Several complex variables' by the same authors. … The monograph is strongly recommended to everybody interested in modern complex analysis, both for students and researchers." (Marek Jarnicki, Zentralblatt MATH, Vol. 1005, 2003)
"The authors state that this book ‘grew out of’ their earlier graduate textbook [Several complex variables, Translated from the German, Springer, New York, 1976; MR 54 # 3004]. The book should not, however, be thought of as merely a second edition. … Where the two books do overlap in content, the exposition in the new volume has been largely rewritten. This new book is a valuable addition to the literature." (Harold P. Boas, Mathematical Reviews, 2003 g)
"This book is an introduction to the theory of complex manifolds. The authors’ intent is to familiarize the reader with the most important branches and methods in complex analysis of several variables and to do this as simply as possible. … The book can be used as a first introduction to several complex variables as well as a reference for the expert." (L’ENSEIGNEMENT MATHEMATHIQUE, Vol. 48 (3-4), 2002)
"Due to its interior unity and its many-sided applicability, Complex Analysis became an absolutely essential part of today’s Mathematics. … It is a merit of the authors that their book is an introduction into holomorphic functions of several complex variables which is easily understandable. … K. Fritzsche’s and H. Grauert’s book will give a fresh impetus not only to mathematicians who are interested in holomorphic functions in several complex variables but also to those who deal with generalized multi-regular functions." (W. Tutschke, ZAA, Vol. 22 (1), 2003)
Textul de pe ultima copertă
This
book
is
an
introduction
to
the
theory
of
complex
manifolds.
The
author's
intent
is
to
familiarize
the
reader
with
the
most
important
branches
and
methods
in
complex
analysis
of
several
variables
and
to
do
this
as
simply
as
possible.
Therefore,
the
abstract
concepts
involving
sheaves,
coherence,
and
higher-dimensional
cohomology
have
been
completely
avoided.
Only
elementary
methods
such
as
power
series,
holomorphic
vector
bundles,
and
one-dimensional
cocycles
are
used.
Nevertheless,
deep
results
can
be
proved,
for
example
the
Remmert-Stein
theorem
for
analytic
sets,
finiteness
theorems
for
spaces
of
cross
sections
in
holomorphic
vector
bundles,
and
the
solution
of
the
Levi
problem.
Each
chapter
is
complemented
by
a
variety
of
examples
and
exercises.
The
only
prerequisite
needed
to
read
this
book
is
a
knowledge
of
real
analysis
and
some
basic
facts
from
algebra,
topology,
and
the
theory
of
one
complex
variable.
The
book
can
be
used
as
a
first
introduction
to
several
complex
variables
as
well
as
a
reference
for
the
expert.
Klaus Fritzsche received his PhD from the University of Göttingen in 1975, under the direction of Professor Hans Grauert. Since 1984, he has been Professor of Mathematics at the University of Wuppertal, where he has been investigating convexity problems on complex spaces and teaching undergraduate and graduate courses on Real and Complex Analysis. Hans Grauert studied physics and mathematics in Mainz, Münster and Zürich. He received his PhD in mathematics from the University of Münster and in 1959 he became a full professor at the University of Göttingen. Professor Grauert is responsible for many important developments in mathematics in the Twentieth Century. Along with Reinhold Remmert, Karl Stein and Henri Cartan, he founded the theory of Several Complex Variables in its modern form. He also proved various important theorems, including Levi's Problem and the coherence of higher direct image sheaves. Professor Grauert is the author of 10 books and his Selected Papers was published by Springer in 1994.
Klaus Fritzsche received his PhD from the University of Göttingen in 1975, under the direction of Professor Hans Grauert. Since 1984, he has been Professor of Mathematics at the University of Wuppertal, where he has been investigating convexity problems on complex spaces and teaching undergraduate and graduate courses on Real and Complex Analysis. Hans Grauert studied physics and mathematics in Mainz, Münster and Zürich. He received his PhD in mathematics from the University of Münster and in 1959 he became a full professor at the University of Göttingen. Professor Grauert is responsible for many important developments in mathematics in the Twentieth Century. Along with Reinhold Remmert, Karl Stein and Henri Cartan, he founded the theory of Several Complex Variables in its modern form. He also proved various important theorems, including Levi's Problem and the coherence of higher direct image sheaves. Professor Grauert is the author of 10 books and his Selected Papers was published by Springer in 1994.
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