
A domain of bounded holomorphy in a complex analytic manifold is a maximal domain for which every bounded holomorphic function has a bounded analytic continuation. In this paper, we show that this is a local property: if, for each boundary point of a domain, there exists a bounded holomorphic function which cannot be continued to any neighborhood of the point, then there exists a single bounded holomorphic function which cannot be continued to any neighborhood of the boundary points.
complex functions
complex functions
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