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Lectures on The Theory of Functions of Several Complex Variables

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Lectures on The Theory of Functions of Several Complex Variables
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Publisher: Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
ISBN/ASIN: 3540128751
Number of pages: 138

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Contents: Cauchy's formula and elementary consequences; Reinhardt domains and circular domains; Complex analytic manifolds; Analytic Continuation; Envelopes of Holomorphy; Domains of Holomorphy - Convexity Theory; d''-cohomology on the cube; Holomorphic Regular Matrices; Complementary Results; Coherent Analytic Sheaves.

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