Sets of uniqueness for uniform limits of polynomials in several complex variables
Abstract
We investigate the sets of uniform limits A(Bn), A(DI) of polynomials on the closed unit ball Bn of Cn and on the cartesian product DI where I is an arbitrary set and D is the closed unit disc in C. We introduce the notion of set of uniqueness for A(DI) (respectively for A(Bn)) for compact subsets K of TI (respectively of ∂ Bn) where T=∂ D is the unit circle. Our main result is that if K has positive measure then K is a set of uniqueness. The converse does not hold. Finally, we do a similar study when the uniform convergence is not meant with respect to the usual Euclidean metric in C, but with respect to the chordal metric on C \∞ \.
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