Image of analytic hypersurfaces. II.
We prove that every singular algebraic curve in ℝⁿ admits local tangential Markov inequalities at each of its points. More precisely, we show that the Markov exponent at a point of a real algebraic curve A is less than or equal to twice the multiplicity of the smallest complex algebraic curve containing A.
A necessary and sufficient condition is obtained for a discrete multiplicity variety to be an interpolating variety for the space .
We present a construction of an intersection product of arbitrary complex analytic cycles based on a pointwise defined intersection multiplicity.