Algebraic approximations in analytic geometry
Algebraic approximations in analytic geometry
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DOI:
10.1007/bf01884302
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发表时间:
1995
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
L. Lempert
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作者:
L. Lempert
Suppose we are given two affine algebraic varieties V, W (always over C), a compact set KCV, and a holomorphic mapping f: K~ W.(For definitions of notions in this introduction see Sects. 2, 8; also [GR2, GR3, Gu]). We ask whether f can be uniformly approximated by" algebraic" mappings g: K---+ W. Taking cue from Runge's theorem and its generalization to several variables ([H6]), it is natural to assume K is holomorphically convex (in V). The answer, however, depends on what we mean by" algebraic" mappings. In general g cannot be chosen as polynomial, eg when f (t)=(et, e-t) maps the unit disc in the plane into W={(Zl, Z2): ZlZ 2= 1} C C2. In this case rational approximation is possible, but in general the correct notion of" algebraic" functions and maps is the one given by Nash in [Ns]. These are mappings whose components satisfy polynomial equations. Our first result is