Probleme Plateau complexe dans les varietes Kahleriennes
Frederic Sarkis
Abstract
The ``complex Plateau problem'' (or boundary problem) in a complexe manifold X is the problem of characterizing the real submanifolds Γ of X which are boundaries of analytic sub-varieties of X Γ. Our principal result treat the case X=U×ω where U is a connected complex manifold and ω is a disk-convex Kähler manifold. As a consequence, we obtain results of Harvey-Lawson, Dolbeault-Henkin and Dinh. We give generalizations of Hartogs-Levi and Hartogs-Bochner theorems. Finally, we prove that a strictly pseudo-convex CR structure embeddable in a compact Kähler manifold is embeddable in n if and only if it has a non constant CR function.
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