Holomorphic q-hulls in top degrees.
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CONTENTS§1. Introduction.................................................................................................................5§2. Basic properties of δ-tempered holomorphic functions...............................................8§3. Holomorphic continuation and holomorphic retractions.............................................20§4. Continuation from regular neighbourhoods...............................................................32§5. Continuation from δ-regular submanifolds;...