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Problems of Value Distribution in Complex Analysis for Several Variables

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Value distribution theory for holomorphic functions and holomorphic mappings is an important part of complex analysis — For a long time, the theory was established only for mappings \({\Bbb C} \to \overline {\Bbb C} \), i.e., for the values of entire or meranorphic functions defined in the complex plane ℂ, with ranges in ℂ or \(\overline {\Bbb C} \) (identified with the Riemann sphere).

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Lelong, P. (1986). Problems of Value Distribution in Complex Analysis for Several Variables. In: Howard, A., Wong, PM. (eds) Contributions to Several Complex Variables. Vieweg+Teubner Verlag, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-06816-7_8

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