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Several complex variables and analytic spaces Holomorphic functions of several variables Theorem

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Statement

Let n≥1n \ge 1 and let D⊆ℂnD \subseteq \C^n be a bounded domain with C1C^1 boundary ∂D\partial D, oriented as the boundary of DD. Fix z∈Dz \in D. Let η=(η1,…,ηn)\eta = (\eta_1, \dots, \eta_n) be a map of class C1C^1 from a neighbourhood of ∂D\partial D to ℂn\C^n such that ∑j=1nηj(ζ)(ζj−zj)=1for all ζ∈∂D.\sum_{j=1}^n \eta_j(\zeta) (\zeta_j - z_j) = 1 \quad \text{for all } \zeta \in \partial D. Put ωη(ζ)=(n−1)!(2πi)n∑j=1nηj(ζ) dζj∧⋀k≠j(∂ˉηk∧dζk),\omega_\eta(\zeta) = \frac{(n-1)!}{(2\pi i)^n} \sum_{j=1}^n \eta_j(\zeta) \, d\zeta_j \wedge \bigwedge_{k \ne j} \left( \bar\partial \eta_k \wedge d\zeta_k \right), where ∂ˉ\bar\partial is the ∂ˉ\bar\partial operator in ζ\zeta. Let ff be a holomorphic function on a neighbourhood of D‾\overline{D}. Then f(z)=∫∂Df(ζ) ωη(ζ).f(z) = \int_{\partial D} f(\zeta) \, \omega_\eta(\zeta).

Remarks

The forms ∂ˉηk∧dζk\bar\partial \eta_k \wedge d\zeta_k have degree 22, so the order of the factors in the product does not matter. With ηj(ζ)=(ζˉj−zˉj)/∣ζ−z∣2\eta_j(\zeta) = (\bar\zeta_j - \bar z_j)/\abs{\zeta - z}^2, the form ωη\omega_\eta is the kernel of the Bochner–Martinelli formula, and the statement reduces to that formula for holomorphic ff. For a general η\eta, a homotopy argument joining η\eta to the Bochner–Martinelli choice shows that the boundary integral does not depend on η\eta. For n=1n = 1 the condition forces η=1/(ζ−z)\eta = 1/(\zeta - z), and the formula is the Cauchy integral formula. On a convex domain with C2C^2 boundary, one can choose η\eta depending holomorphically on zz, which gives integral formulas with kernels holomorphic in zz.

Going deeper

For a student

The Bochner–Martinelli kernel is universal but not holomorphic in zz, which limits its use. The freedom in η\eta allows kernels that are holomorphic in zz on convex or strongly pseudoconvex domains. Such kernels, built by Henkin, Ramírez and others, give solutions of the ∂ˉ\bar\partial equation with estimates and results on approximation by holomorphic functions.

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