2003
DOI: 10.1515/crll.2003.095
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A relative Oka-Grauert principle on 1-convex spaces

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“…This general version of the Oka principle has recently been used by Ivarsson and Kutzschebauch [37] in a solution of the holomorphic Vaserstein problem posed by Gromov in [31]. Some recent extensions of the Oka principle should be mentioned: For sections of subelliptic holomorphic submersions over 1-convex manifolds (see Prezelj [45]); for sections of holomorphic Banach bundles over 1-convex manifolds (Leiterer and Vâjâitu [41]); and the soft Oka principle to the effect that the Oka principle holds universally if one allows homotopic deformations of the Stein structure on the source manifold (see [24,25]).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This general version of the Oka principle has recently been used by Ivarsson and Kutzschebauch [37] in a solution of the holomorphic Vaserstein problem posed by Gromov in [31]. Some recent extensions of the Oka principle should be mentioned: For sections of subelliptic holomorphic submersions over 1-convex manifolds (see Prezelj [45]); for sections of holomorphic Banach bundles over 1-convex manifolds (Leiterer and Vâjâitu [41]); and the soft Oka principle to the effect that the Oka principle holds universally if one allows homotopic deformations of the Stein structure on the source manifold (see [24,25]).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some recent extensions of the Oka principle should be mentioned: For sections of subelliptic holomorphic submersions over 1-convex manifolds (see Prezelj [44]); for sections of holomorphic Banach bundles over 1-convex manifolds (Leiterer and Vâjâitu [40]); and the soft Oka principle to the effect that the Oka principle holds universally if one allows homotopic deformations of the Stein structure on the source manifold (see [23,24]).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%