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John P. DAngelo
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We prove a new classification result for (CR) rational maps from the unit sphere in some ${mathbb C}^n$ to the unit sphere in ${mathbb C}^N$. To so so, we work at the level of Hermitian forms, and we introduce ancestors and descendants.
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