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On locally biholomorphic finitely valent mappings from multi-connected domains onto the open disc

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In this paper we offer new results of research presented in the referred papers of J.E. Fornaess and E.L. Stout, E. Ligocka and the authors, and concerning the existence of m-valent locally biholomorphic mappings from product domains of Cn onto n-dimensional complex manifolds. In particular, we confirm an own conjecture about the estimation of the valentness m of locally biholomorphic mappings from multi-connected domains onto the open unit disc.

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