Separate real analiticity and CR extendibility
L. Baracco, G. Zampieri
Abstract
In 2=2+i2 with coordinates z=(z1,z2), z=x+iy, we consider a function f continuous on a domain Ω of 2 separately real analytic in x1 and CR extendible to y2 (resp. CR extendible to y2>0). This means that f(·,x2) extends holomorphically for |y1|<εx2 and f(x1,·) for | y2|<ε (resp. 0≤ y2<ε continuous up to y2=0) with ε independent of x1. We prove in Theorem 3.4 that f is then real analytic (resp. in Theorem 3.5 that it extends holomorphically to a "wedge" W= Ω+iΓε where Γε is an open cone trumcated by |y|<ε and containing the ray 0<y2<ε).
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