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Holomorphy in locally convex spaces and operators on the Fock spaces

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Let E be a complex strong dual of a Fréchet-Schwartz space and let F be a Fréchet space ; let H be a closed hyperplan of E ; for each n ε ℕ let un be a n-multilinear symmetric continuous map from En to F (and uo ε F); it is proved in § 3 that there exists a F-valued holomorphic map defined in the complementary of H such that f admits the (possibly divergent) formal series as an asymptotic expansion at the origin of E (in a sense made precise below); this result is different but somewhat similar to the theorem of [4]. Applications of these results to formal power series of operators on the Fock spaces of Quantum Fields are sketched at the end of the paper.

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Pierre Lelong Henri Skoda

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Colombeau, J.F. (1980). Holomorphy in locally convex spaces and operators on the Fock spaces. In: Lelong, P., Skoda, H. (eds) Séminaire Pierre Lelong - Henri Skoda (Analyse) Années 1978/79. Lecture Notes in Mathematics, vol 822. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0097748

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