Several complex variables and analytic spaces Holomorphic functions of several variables Concept
Meromorphic function of several variables
Summary
A meromorphic function of several variables is locally a quotient of two holomorphic functions on an open set of . The denominator must not be identically zero. It extends the one-variable notion of a meromorphic function. A new feature for is the presence of points of indeterminacy, where the function has no value at all, not even . Meromorphic functions are the natural analogue of rational functions on complex manifolds and analytic spaces.
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- First Cousin problem
- Second Cousin problem
- Levi's extension theorem for meromorphic functions
- Poincaré problem
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- First Cousin problem
- Second Cousin problem
- Siegel's theorem on meromorphic function fields
- Levi's extension theorem for meromorphic functions
- Algebraic dimension
- Poincaré problem