On the local meromorphic extension of CR meromorphic mappings

Abstract

Let M be a generic CR submanifold in m+n, m= CRdim M ≥ 1,n=codim M ≥ 1, d=dim M = 2m+n. A CR meromorphic mapping (in the sense of Harvey-Lawson) is a triple (f, Df, [f]), where: 1. f: Df Y is a C1-smooth mapping defined over a dense open subset Df of M with values in a projective manifold Y; 2. The closure f of its graph in m+n × Y defines a oriented scarred C1-smooth CR manifold of CR dimension m (i.e. CR outside a closed thin set) and 3. Such that d[f]=0 in the sense of currents. We prove in this paper that (f, Df, [f]) extends meromorphically to a wedge attached to M if M is everywhere minimal and Cω (real analytic) or if M is a C2,α globally minimal hypersurface.

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