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Proceedings Mathematical Sciences | 2006

Boundary regularity of correspondences in ℂn

Rasul Shafikov; Kaushal Verma

AbstractLetM, M′ be smooth, real analytic hypersurfaces of finite type in ℂn and


Complex Variables and Elliptic Equations | 2009

On the compactness of isometry groups in complex analysis

Harish Seshadri; Kaushal Verma


Complex Variables | 2004

A note on uniform extendability of automorphisms

Kaushal Verma

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Annales Polonici Mathematici | 2018

Ergodic properties of families of Hénon maps

Ratna Pal; Kaushal Verma


Analysis and Mathematical Physics | 2018

Comments on the Green’s function of a planar domain

Diganta Borah; Pranav Haridas; Kaushal Verma

a holomorphic correspondence (not necessarily proper) that is defined on one side ofM, extends continuously up toM and mapsM to M′. It is shown that


Mathematische Annalen | 2009

A characterization of domains in C 2 with noncompact automorphism group

Kaushal Verma


Mathematische Zeitschrift | 1999

Boundary regularity of correspondences in

Kaushal Verma

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Annales de l'Institut Fourier | 2007

Extension of holomorphic maps between real hypersurfaces of different dimension

Rasul Shafikov; Kaushal Verma


Michigan Mathematical Journal | 2001

Hyperbolic automorphisms and holomorphic motions in C2

Gregery T. Buzzard; Kaushal Verma

must extend acrossM as a locally proper holomorphic correspondence. This is a version for correspondences of the Diederich-Pinchuk extension result for CR maps.


Mathematische Zeitschrift | 1999

Boundary regularity of correspondences in

Kaushal Verma

We prove that the group of continuous isometries for the Kobayashi or Carathéodory metrics of a strongly convex domain in ℂ n is compact unless the domain is biholomorphic to the ball. A key ingredient, proved using differential geometric ideas, is that a continuous isometry between a strongly convex domain and the ball has to be biholomorphic or anti-biholomorphic. Combining this with a metric version of Pinchuks rescaling technique gives the main result.

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Harish Seshadri

Indian Institute of Science

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Rasul Shafikov

University of Western Ontario

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Prachi Mahajan

Indian Institute of Science

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Ratna Pal

Indian Institute of Science

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Sayani Bera

Harish-Chandra Research Institute

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G. P. Balakumar

Indian Institute of Science

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Pranav Haridas

Indian Institute of Science

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Diganta Borah

Indian Institute of Science

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Debraj Chakrabarti

Central Michigan University

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Nikolai Nikolov

State University of Library Studies and Information Technologies

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