Several Complex Variables
Several Complex Variables
Yum-Tong Siu, Harvard University, Massachusetts
Mathematical Sciences Research Institute
$67.99
USDThe contributions in this major work focus on a central area of mathematics with strong ties to partial differential equations, algebraic geometry, number theory, and differential geometry. The 1995-96 MSRI program on Several Complex Variables emphasized these interactions and concentrated on current developments and problems that capitalize on this interplay of ideas and techniques. This collection provides a remarkably complete picture of the status of research in these overlapping areas and a basis for significant continued contributions from researchers. Several of the articles are expository or have extensive expository sections, making this an excellent introduction for students on the use of techniques from these other areas in several complex variables. This volume comprises a representative sample of some of the best work recently done in Several Complex Variables.
- Many survey articles suitable for graduate students
- Explains the connections to many other areas of mathematics
- Provides a clear and complete picture of the status of research in these areas
Product details
June 2011Paperback
9780521153898
578 pages
234 × 156 × 30 mm
0.8kg
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Table of Contents
- Preface
- 1. Local holomorphic equivalence of real analytic submanifolds in CN M. Salah Baouendi and Linda Preiss Rothschild
- 2. How to use cycle space in complex geometry Daniel Barlet
- 3. Resolution of singularities Edward Bierstone and Pierre D. Milman
- 4. Global regularity of the ∂-Neuman problem: a survey of the L2-Sobolev theory Harold P. Boas and Emial J. Straube
- 5. Recent developments in the classification theory of compact Käehler manifolds Frederic Campana and Thomas Peternell
- 6. Remarks on global irregularity in the ∂-Neumann problem Michael Christ
- 7. Subelliptic estimates and finite type John P. D'Angelo and Joseph J. Kohn
- 8. Pseudoconvex-concave duality and regularization of currents Jean-Pierre Demailly
- 9. Complex dynamics in higher dimension John Erik Fornaess and Nessim Sibony
- 10. Attractors in Ρ2 John Erik Fornaess and Brendan Weickert
- 11. Analytic Hilbert quotients Peter Heinzner and Alan Huckleberry
- 12. Varieties of minimal rational tangents on uniruled projective manifolds Jun-Muk Hwang and Ngaiming Mok
- 13. Recent developments in Seiberg–Witten theory and complex geometry Christian Okonek and Andrei Teleman
- 14. Recent techniques in hyperbolicity problems Yum-Tong Siu
- 15. Rigidity theorems in Käehler geometry and fundamental groups of varieties Domingo Toledo
- 16. Nevanlinna theory and diophantine approximation Paul Vojta.
