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Abstract
A complete description is obtained of the Carleman classes on Rn\mathbb {R}^n such that every function of bounded type in C+n\mathbb {C}^n_+ whose boundary values belong to the class under study is in fact a member of the corresponding Carleman class in C+n∪Rn\mathbb {C}^n_+\cup \mathbb {R}^n. Also a refinement of the classical Salinas theorem is obtained, namely: under the conditions of the Salinas theorem on quasi-analyticity, instead of the assumption that a function belongs to the Carleman class in C+n∪Rn\mathbb {C}^n_+\cup \mathbb {R}^n it suffices that its boundary values on Rn\mathbb {R}^n belong to the Carleman class, and the function is of bounded type in C+n\mathbb {C}^n_+.
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This journal is a cover-to-cover translation into English of Algebra i Analiz, published six times a year by the mathematics section of the Russian Academy of Sciences.