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AN ALGEBRAIC THEOREM OF E. FISCHER, AND THE HOLOMORPHIC GOURSAT PROBLEM HAROL D S. SHAPIRO Dedicated, in friendship, to Donald J. Newman 1. Introduction 1.1. Background. This paper is a somewhat amplified version of two lectures presented at the 'Summer Conference on Potential Theory' in 1983 in Durham, organized by the London Mathematical Society. My original motivation for studying this material was a theorem of Ernst Fischer which generalizes the classical fact that every homogeneous polynomial in (x ...,x ) is uniquely representable as the sum of 15 n a (polynomial) solution of Laplace's equation, and a multiple of x\ + ... + ,x ,. One line of generalization of Fischer's Theorem was pursued in several joint papers with D. J. Newman [25, 26, 27] and led to the study of the Hilbert space of entire func- tions of (z ...,z ) that are square integrable with respect to the weight function 15 n 2 2 exp( — (IzJ -!-... + |z | )). The present paper pursues a different kind of generalization of Fischer's Theorem, which relates it to two central areas of partial differential equations: (i) partial differential equations in the complex domain, especially the Cauchy and
Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society – Wiley
Published: Nov 1, 1989
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