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1: a) Show that if f is a CR sphere map, then there exists a unitary U such that U f = f˜ ⊕ 0, where f˜ has linearly independent components. b) Find an example of a map of hyperquadrics whose components are not linearly independent where V f (z), f (z) = 1 for all z (hence for hyperquadric maps, matters are not as simple). We take T ∈ U(n, 1) and consider AT z, T z JT z, T z = T ∗ AT z, z Jz, z . 48) Therefore, if we can put a pair of Hermitian matrices into canonical form by ∗-congruence by nonsingular matrices, where one of the canonical forms is J, then we have classified all maps from 50 CHAPTER 3.

COMPLEX VARIETIES IN REAL-ANALYTIC HYPERSURFACES 35 0 denote the map to 2 that is the constant element zero for all z. Define f˜ = f ⊕ 0 and g˜ = g ⊕ 0. Let U be a unitary operator on 2 . We define the family of ideals (in O(∆)) as def I(U, p) = (h, f˜ −U g). 47) That is, the ideals defined by the (infinitely many) equations h(z) = 0 and f˜(z) = U g(z). ˜ Define def V (U, p) = {z ∈ ∆ : ψ(z) = 0, ∀ψ ∈ I(U, p)}. 48) A priory, I(U, p) depends on the holomorphic decomposition and on the defining function.

Let U ⊂ Cn be open. Suppose that F : U → 2 is holomorphic such that the series for F(z) 2 converges on a neighborhood of the closed unit polydisc ∆. Then the matrix of coefficients of F(z) defines a bounded operator on 2 . Here by the matrix of coefficients of F(z) we mean a matrix, which we also call F, such that FZ = F(z), where Z is the infinite column vector of monomials in z. Proof. Write F(z) = ∑α fα zα , where fα is an infinite column vector. Consider the function F(z) 2 . Formally we have that F(z) 2 = Z ∗ F ∗ FZ , and we know that this series converges as F(z) is 2 valued.

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