The support theorem for the complex Radon transform of distributions
A. B. Sekerin
Abstract
The complex Radon transform F of a rapidly decreasing distribution F∈OC(Cn) is considered. A compact set K⊂Cn is called linearly convex if the set Cn K is a union of complex hyperplanes. Let K denote the set of complex hyperplanes which meet K. The main result of the paper establishes the conditions on a linearly convex compact K under which the support theorem for the complex Radon transform is true: from the relation supp( F)⊂ K it follows that F∈OC(Cn) is compactly supported and supp(F)⊂ K.
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