2006/12/28 by Shafikov, Rasul
#Complex Variables (math.CV) #FOS: Mathematics
paper · doi:10.48550/arxiv.math/0612829
If R is a real analytic set in \Cn (viewed as \R2n), then for any point p∈ R there is a uniquely defined germ Xp of the smallest complex analytic variety which contains Rp, the germ of R at p. It is shown that if R is irreducible of constant dimension, then the function p→dim Xp is constant on a dense open subset of R. As an application it is proved that a continuous map from a real analytic CR manifold M into \CN which is CR on some open subset of M and whose graph is a real analytic set in M× \CN is necessarily CR everywhere on M.