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Let P1 ,P 2 E R[t], R an integral domain. p1 = p2 = tK + al tK-1 + . . + ~ tL + bl tL-1 + • . e. if and only if there exist p,q,s E R[t], deg q > 0, such that P1 = pq, P2 = sq. Furthermore, there exist polynomials A and B such that AP 1 + BP 2 = r. Lemma d. No proper ideal I of a unitary ring R contains a unit. Lemma e. R is a local ring if the nonuni ts in R form an ideal. B. Definition 27. Let C9n denote the ring of formal power series at the origin in n complex variables. Property 1. n is an integral dom~in with unit.
Assuming this theorem for the moment, we exhibit the following application: Theorem 18 (Cartan). _Let X c e2, open, such that the Cousin problem is always solvable 1n X. Then X is a region of holomorphy. Proof. We may assume that X is a domain, that 0 e X, and that X~ e2 , as we already know that every en is a domain of holomorphy. Hence, assume b e bdry X; b = (b 1 ,b 2 ) '= 60 where b1 ,b 2 are fixed complex numbers. Then if f(z) ~ b 2z1-b 1 z 2 o f(z) = 0 is an analytic plane through 0 and b o Let Y = [z If( z) = 0j o Now Y1 = Y fl_X is an open set in C; hence Y1 is a region of holomo~hyo Therefore there exists a function ~~ holomorphic in Y1 and singular at b.
Let u0 =X- Y, an open set in X. f 0 J; 'fl1 ; F0 = 1 This covering and set of associated functions defines a Cousin problem, for, on u0 ~ ui, F0 -F1 is holom~rphic. Indeed, on ui n u 3, Fi-Fj is holomorphic except possibly tor points on Y. Hence, assume f(z 0 ) = O, z0 E ui ll uj. Introduce local coordinates (~ 1 , .. ,,~n) such that f = c1 • But now, li(o,c2, •• o,~n)- 1Jco,c2, ••• ,~n) = 0 ' as li and lj agree on Y, and . 1i(~l, ••• ,Cn) - ]Jcc1, ... ,~n) Fi-Fj = (1 . But in the power series expansion of }i~J' only terms containing powers of C1 appear; hence Fi-Fj is holomorphic in ui (\ u 3• By hypothesis, there exists F, meromQrphic in X, such that gi = F-Fi is holomorphic in ui.