An elementary proof of Fediı's theorem and extensions
David S. Tartakoff
Abstract
We present an elementary, L2, proof of Fediı's theorem on arbitrary (e.g., infinite order) degeneracy and extensions. In particular, the proof allows and shows C∞, Gevrey, and real analytic hypoellipticity, and allows the coefficents to depend on the remaining variable as well.
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