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Abstract
As is known, the function of two variables z = f (x, y) on the plane of the variables (x, y) in the neighborhood of a regular point defines a three-web formed by the foliations
x = const, y = const, and f (x, y) = const.
A three-web is called regular if it is equivalent (locally diffeomorphic) to a three-web formed by three families of parallel lines.
In this case, the equation of the three-web has the form $z=f\left(\alpha(x)+\beta(y)\right)$.
In one of the works of the authors of this article, all regular three-webs, determined by some well-known partial differential equations, in particular, determined by harmonic functions, were found. In the present paper, the results are generalized for pluriharmonic functions of the form
u=f(x_1, ..., x_r, y_1, ... , y_r).
First, a function of this type on a manifold of dimension 2r determines a (2r + 1)-web formed by foliations of codimension 1:
x_i = const,
y_i = const, (i = 1 , 2, ...., r),
u = const.
A (2r + 1)-web is called regular if in some local coordinates its equation can be written as
\[ u=f\bigl( \varphi_1(x_1)+\ldots + \varphi_r(x_r)+\psi_1(y_1)+ \ldots +\psi_r( y_r) \bigr).\]
In the present paper, we find all pluriharmonic functions defining regular (2r + 1)-webs (Theorem 1).
On the other hand, each pluriharmonic function u = f (x_1, ...., x_r, y_1, ....., y_r) defines a three-web W (r, r, 2r-1) on a 2r-dimensional manifold formed by two r-dimensional foliations x_i = const and y_i = const and one foliation u = const of codimension 1. This three-web is called regular if its equation in some local coordinates can be written as
$$
u=f\left(\varphi(x_1, x_2,\ldots, x_r)+\psi(y_1, y_2,\ldots, y_r)\right).
$$
In this work found all pluriharmonic functions defining regular W(r,r,2r-1)-webs (Theorem 2)
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