Earthquakes are analytic.
We present here three examples concerning polynomial hulls of some manifolds in C2.1. Some real surfaces with equation w = P (z,z') + G(z) where P is a homogeneous polynomial of degree n and G(z) = o(|z|n) at 0 which are locally polynomially convex at 0.2. Some real surfaces MF with equation w = zn+kz'n + F(z,z') such that the hull of Mf ∩ B'(0,1) contains a neighbourhood of 0.3. A contable union of totally real planes (Pj) such that B'(0,1) ∩ (∪j∈N Pj) is polynomially convex.
We extend a result of M. Tamm as follows:Let , be definable in the ordered field of real numbers augmented by all real analytic functions on compact boxes and all power functions . Then there exists such that for all , if is in a neighborhood of , then is real analytic in a neighborhood of .