Monogenic functions on surfaces.
The Pompeiu and the Morera problems have been studied in many contexts and generality. For example in different spaces, with different groups, locally, without an invariant measure, etc. The variations obtained exhibit the fascination of these problems.In this paper we present a new aspect: we study the case in which the functions have values over a Clifford Algebra. We show that in this context it is completely natural to consider the Morera problem and its variations. Specifically, we show the...
We study estimates for the solution of the equation du=f in one variable. The new ingredient is the use of holomorphic functions with precise growth restrictions in the construction of explicit solution to the equation.
Let 𝕂 be a complete and algebraically closed non-Archimedean valued field. Following ideas of Marc Krasner and Philippe Robba, we define K-meromorphic functions from 𝕂 to 𝕂. We show that the Nevanlinna theory for functions of a single complex variable may be extended to those functions (and consequently to meromorphic functions).
We introduce the extended bicomplex plane 𝕋̅, its geometric model: the bicomplex Riemann sphere, and the bicomplex chordal metric that enables us to talk about convergence of sequences of bicomplex meromorphic functions. Hence the concept of normality of a family of bicomplex meromorphic functions on bicomplex domains emerges. Besides obtaining a normality criterion for such families, the bicomplex analog of the Montel theorem for meromorphic functions and the fundamental normality tests for families...
Using the fundamental notions of the quaternionic analysis we show that there are no 4-dimensional almost Kähler manifolds which are locally conformally flat with a metric of a special form.
Several sets of quaternionic functions are described and studied with respect to hyperholomorphy, addition and (non-commutative) multiplication, on open sets of ℍ, then Hamilton 4-manifolds analogous to Riemann surfaces, for ℍ instead of ℂ, are defined, and so begin to describe a class of four-dimensional manifolds.