Let Ω be a domain in C^(n) and let Y be a function space on Ω.If a∈Ω and g∈Y with g(a)=0,do there exist functions f_(1),f_(2),…,f_(n)∈Y such that g(z)=∑_(l=1)^(n)(z_(l)−a_(l))f_(l)(z)for all z=(z_(1),z_(2),…,...Let Ω be a domain in C^(n) and let Y be a function space on Ω.If a∈Ω and g∈Y with g(a)=0,do there exist functions f_(1),f_(2),…,f_(n)∈Y such that g(z)=∑_(l=1)^(n)(z_(l)−a_(l))f_(l)(z)for all z=(z_(1),z_(2),…,z_(n))∈Ω?This is Gleason’s problem.In this paper,we prove that Gleason’s problem is solvable on the boundary general function space F^(p,q,s)(B)in the unit ball B of C^(n).展开更多
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文摘Let Ω be a domain in C^(n) and let Y be a function space on Ω.If a∈Ω and g∈Y with g(a)=0,do there exist functions f_(1),f_(2),…,f_(n)∈Y such that g(z)=∑_(l=1)^(n)(z_(l)−a_(l))f_(l)(z)for all z=(z_(1),z_(2),…,z_(n))∈Ω?This is Gleason’s problem.In this paper,we prove that Gleason’s problem is solvable on the boundary general function space F^(p,q,s)(B)in the unit ball B of C^(n).
