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which yields after differentiating with respect to z ′ :(3.42) {Θ′z ′(z′ , ¯z ′ , ¯w ′ )/[b ′ (Θ ′ (z ′ , ¯z ′ , ¯w ′ ))] ≡ 2i ∂ z ′f(z ′ ) ¯f ′ (¯z ′ ) ∂ r ϕ(f ′ (z ′ ) ¯f ′ (¯z ′ ))115≡ − 2 f ′ (z ′ ) ¯f ′ (¯z ′ ) ∂ r ϕ(f ′ (z ′ ) ¯f ′ (¯z ′ ))/[a ′ (z ′ )].Here, we consi<strong>de</strong>r the function ϕ as a function ϕ(r) of the real variabler ∈ R. Since the left hand si<strong>de</strong> is an algebraic function and a ′ (z ′ ) is alsoalgebraic, there exists an algebraic function A ′ (z ′ , ¯z ′ ) such that we can write(3.43) A ′ (z ′ , ¯z ′ ) ≡ f ′ (z ′ ) ¯f ′ (¯z ′ ) ∂ r ϕ(f ′ (z ′ ) ¯f ′ (¯z ′ )).Next, using the property ϕ(r) = r + O(r 2 ), differentiating (3.43) withrespect to ¯z ′ at ¯z ′ = 0, we obtain that f ′ (z ′ ) is algebraic. Coming backto (3.43), this yields that ∂ r ϕ(f ′ (z ′ ) ¯f ′ (¯z ′ )) is algebraic. Since f ′ (z ′ ) is alsoalgebraic, we finally obtain that ∂ r ϕ(r) is algebraic. Excepting the examp<strong>les</strong>which will be treated in §7.5, the proof of Theorem 1.4 is complete.The next three sections are <strong>de</strong>voted to the statement of Theorem 4.1,which implies directly Theorem 2.1 (§4), and to its proof (§§5-6).§4. LOCAL LIE GROUP STRUCTURE FOR THE CR AUTOMORPHISMGROUP4.1. Local representation of a real algebraic generic submanifold. Weconsi<strong>de</strong>r a connected real algebraic (or more generally, real analytic) genericsubmanifold M in C n of codimension d ≥ 1 and CR dimension m =n − d ≥ 1. Pick a point p ∈ M and consi<strong>de</strong>r some holomorphic coordinatest = (t 1 , . . .,t n ) = (z 1 , . . .,z m , w 1 , . . .,w d ) ∈ C m × C d vanishingat p in which T 0 M = {Im w = 0}. If we <strong>de</strong>note w = u + iv, it followsthat there exists (Nash) real algebraic power series ϕ j (z, ¯z, u) withϕ j (0) = 0 and dϕ j (0) = 0 such that the <strong>de</strong>fining equations of M are ofthe form v j = ϕ j (z, ¯z, u), j = 1, . . .,d in a neighborhood of the origin.By means of the algebraic implicit function theorem, we can solve with respectto ¯w the equations w j − ¯w j = 2i ϕ j (z, ¯z, (w + ¯w)/2), j = 1, . . ., d,which yields ¯w j = Θ j (¯z, z, w) for some power series Θ j which are complexalgebraic with respect to their 2m + d variab<strong>les</strong>. Here, we haveΘ j = w j + O(2), since T 0 M = {Im w = 0}. Without loss of generality,we shall assume that the coordinates are normal, namely the functionsΘ j (¯z, z, w) satisfy Θ j (0, z, w) ≡ w j and Θ j (¯z, 0, w) ≡ w j . It may beshown that the power series Θ j = w j + O(2) satisfy the vectorial functionalequation Θ(¯z, z, Θ(z, ¯z, ¯w)) ≡ ¯w in C{z, ¯z, ¯w} d and conversely that to everysuch power series mapping satisfying this vectorial functional equation,there corresponds a unique real algebraic generic manifold M (cf. for instancethe manuscript [GM2001c] for the <strong>de</strong>tails). So we can equivalently

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