The Euler and Pontrjagin numbers of an n-manifold in ...n.
The holomorphic extension of CR functions on tube submanifolds
We show that a CR function of class , 0 ≤ k < ∞, on a tube submanifold of holomorphically extends to the convex hull of the submanifold. The extension and all its derivatives through order k are shown to have nontangential pointwise boundary values on the original tube submanifold. The -norm of the extension is shown to be no bigger than the -norm of the original CR function.
The local equivalence problem in CR geometry
This article is dedicated to the centenary of the local CR equivalence problem, formulated by Henri Poincaré in 1907. The first part gives an account of Poincaré’s heuristic counting arguments, suggesting existence of infinitely many local CR invariants. Then we sketch the beautiful completion of Poincaré’s approach to the problem in the work of Chern and Moser on Levi nondegenerate hypersurfaces. The last part is an overview of recent progress in solving the problem on Levi degenerate manifolds....
The topology of Stein CR manifolds and the Lefschetz theorem
Necessary topological conditions are given for the closed CR embedding of a CR manifold into a Stein manifold or into a complex projective space.
Totally Real Imbeddings and the Universal Covering Spaces of Domains of Holomorphy: Some Examples.
Traces of pluriharmonic functions
Transversal Lie group actions on abstract CR manifolds.
Triviality of scalar linear type isotropy subgroup by passing to an alternative canonical form of a hypersurface
The Chern-Moser (CM) normal form of a real hypersurface in can be obtained by considering automorphisms whose derivative acts as the identity on the complex tangent space. However, the CM normal form is also invariant under a larger group (pseudo-unitary linear transformations) and it is this property that makes the CM normal form special. Without this additional restriction, various types of normal forms occur. One of them helps to give a simple proof of a (previously complicated) theorem about...