Math 2.0

Several complex variables and analytic spaces Analytic spaces Concept

Normal complex space

Summary

A normal complex space is a complex analytic space whose local rings are integrally closed domains. Normal spaces are reduced, locally irreducible, and their singular locus has codimension at least 22. On a normal space, the Riemann extension theorem holds: a function that is holomorphic off the singular locus and locally bounded is holomorphic. Every reduced complex space has a normalization, so normal spaces are a standard first step in the study of singularities.

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  1. Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complex_analytic_variety
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