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Symmetries in CR complexity theory
John P. D'Angelo, Ming Xiao
Mathematics
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Hermitian
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Complexity Theory
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Invariant Group
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CR Complexity
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Proper Map
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Generalized Balls
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Tensor Product
50%
Automorphism
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Automorphism Group
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High Dimension
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Torus
50%
Noncompact
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Unitary Group
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Complex Euclidean Space
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Rational Maps
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Finite Subgroups
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Monotonicity Results
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Unit Ball
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Product Operations
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Tensor Power
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Essential Maps
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Monomial Map
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Totally Geodesic Embedding
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Maximal Compact Subgroup
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Mathematics
Tensor
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Polynomial
50%
Automorphism
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Necessary Condition
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Automorphism Group
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Higher Dimensions
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Unitary Group
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Monomials
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Euclidean Space
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Rational Map
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Unit Ball
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Essential Map
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