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Compact Hausdorff Transversally Holomorphic Foliations

Authors: D. Sundararaman;

Compact Hausdorff Transversally Holomorphic Foliations

Abstract

This is a revised version of part of the lectures given by the author at Trieste Seminar on Complex Analysis and its Applications. The last part of this paper gives a report on the results obtained by Girbau-Haefliger-Sundararaman subsequent to the Seminar. The author would like to thank Professor A. Haefliger for his suggestions. The remaining part of the lectures of the author has appeared in [58]. The author thanks Centro de Investigacion del I.P.N., Mexico City, for hospitality during the writing of the paper.

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