A New Class of Domains of Holomorphy (III) (Reinhardt domains of holomorphy on a 3-dimensional analytic set with a $(ℂ^*)^2$-action)
Author(s) -
Osamu Suzuki
Publication year - 1981
Publication title -
publications of the research institute for mathematical sciences
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 1663-4926
pISSN - 0034-5318
DOI - 10.2977/prims/1195186707
Subject(s) - mathematics , simple (philosophy) , class (philosophy) , analytic function , action (physics) , set (abstract data type) , pure mathematics , singularity , function (biology) , notation , algebra over a field , mathematical analysis , arithmetic , computer science , philosophy , physics , epistemology , quantum mechanics , artificial intelligence , evolutionary biology , biology , programming language
The present paper is the third part of the study on domains of holomorphy under the same title ([1] and [2]). In this paper we shall give a supplement of the second paper and complete the discussions there. We remark on the notations in this paper. If we say an analytic set M9 we mean that it is a 3-dimensional analytic set which is defined by polynomials in C and with an isolated singularity pQ. p0 is assumed to be the origin of C,. In the first paper, a new class of domains of holomorphy is introduced and they are called L-mam'folds ([!]). In the second paper, we have treated domains of holomorphy on 3-dimensional Stein spaces and we have given examples of L-manifolds ([2]). There we have shown that certain domains of holomorphy are L-manifolds under certain conditions. The condition is stated as the condition A and domains are called simple domains (see Introduction in [2]). Unfortunately function-theoretic meanings of the condition A and simple domains have not been given there. In this paper we shall remove these additional restrictions and generalize the examples to a certain general situation. For this purpose we consider a 3-dimensional analytic set with an isolated singularity which admits a (C*) -action (§ 1). Then we see that the condition A can be satisfied on such an analytic set. Moreover, if we define the concept
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