Convergence of formal embeddings between real-analytic hypersurfaces in codimension one
Nordine Mir
Abstract
We show that every formal embedding sending a real-analytic strongly pseudoconvex hypersurface in M⊂ N into another such hypersurface in M'⊂ N+1 is convergent. More generally, if M and M' are merely Levi-nondegenerate, the same conclusion holds for any formal embedding provided either that the embedding is CR transversal or the target hypersurface does not contain any complex curves.
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