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1998, Nagoya Mathematical Journal
We show that any bounded hyperconvex domain is Bergman complete. Let D C C n be a bounded domain. By &# we denote the Bergman distance on D which is defined as the integrated form of the Bergman metric
Eprint Arxiv Math 9909164, 1999
In the paper we study the problems of the boundary behaviour of the Bergman kernel and the Bergman completeness in some classes of bounded pseudoconvex domains, which contain also non-hyperconvex domains. Among the classes for which we prove the Bergman completeness and the convergence of the Bergman kernel to infinity while tending to the boundary are all bounded pseudonvex balanced domains, all bounded Hartogs domains with balanced fibers over regular domains and some bounded Laurent-Hartogs domains.
Nagoya Mathematical Journal, 1993
Let D be a bounded pseudoconvex domain in Cn, and let KD (z, w) be the Bergman kernel function of D. The boundary behavior of KD (z, w), or that of KD (z, z), has attracted a lot of attention because it is closely related to the pseudoconformal geometry of D and ∂D.
2004
Let D be a bounded pseudoconvex domain in CΓ, and let KD (z, w) be the Bergman kernel function of D. The boundary behavior of KD(z, w), or that of KD (z, z), has attracted a lot of attention because it is closely related to the pseudoconformal geometry of D and dD. For instance, the Bergman metric dd\ogKD(z, z) is invariant under any biholomorphic transformation of D, and the growth-rate of KD (z, z) near a given boundary point x is controlled by the behavior of the Levi-form of dD near x. Roughly speaking, the rank of the Levi-form at x is a pseudoconformal invariant that measures the growth of KD(z, z) near x, or in other words it measures how much room is left for L holomorphic functions to live near x (cf. [Ho], [D], [0-1], [D-H-0]). As is well known, very deep analysis is possible for KD(z, w) in case dD is C°° and strongly pseudoconvex, or more generally of finite type, and as a result one extend Caratheodory's theorem to several complex variables by this approach (cf. [F]...
Nagoya Mathematical Journal, 2007
We show that the Bergman metric of a bounded homogeneous domain has a potential function whose gradient has a constant norm with respect to the Bergman metric, and further that this constant is independent of the choice of such a potential function.
Vietnam Journal of Mathematics, 2019
Let Ω be a pseudoconvex domain in C n satisfying an f-property for some function f. We show that the Bergman metric associated to Ω has the lower boundg(δ Ω (z) −1) where δ Ω (z) is the distance from z to the boundary ∂Ω andg is a specific function defined by f. This refines Khanh-Zampieri's work in [KZ12] with reducing the smoothness assumption of the boundary.
The following text is a modified and updated version of the problem collection , which was written in 1993 but became publicly available only in 1995. It was a survey of various open problems; a general survey of the field was provided in [41, 42] in 1998, written in 1995 and 1996, respectively. Since then, a number of new developments have taken place, which in their turn have led to new questions. We feel it is time to update the problem collection.
Ann. Acad. Sci. Fenn. Math, 2008
We obtain several new characterizations for the standard weighted Bergman spaces A p α on the unit ball of C n in terms of the radial derivative, the holomorphic gradient, and the invariant gradient.
Tohoku Mathematical Journal, 1996
We show that the Bergman kernel function, associated to pseudoconvex domains of finite type with the property that the Levi form of the boundary has at most one degenerate eigenvalue, is a standard kernel of Calderón-Zygmund type with respect to the Lebesgue measure. As an application, we show that the Bergman projection on these domains preserves some of the Lebesgue classes.
Annales Polonici Mathematici, 2003
Sharp geometrical lower and upper estimates are obtained for the Bergman kernel on the diagonal of a convex domain D ⊂ C n which does not contain complex lines. It is also proved that the ratio of the Bergman and Carathéodory metrics of D does not exceed a constant depending only on n.
Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society, 1981
If D is a bounded open subset of C", the set H = {ƒ: D-> C| ƒ is holomorphic and S D \f\ 2 < +°°} is a separable infinite-dimensional Hubert space relative to the inner product <ƒ, g) = f D fg. The completeness of H can be seen from Cauchy integral estimates. Similar estimates show that for any p E D the functional ƒ H* ƒ(/?),ƒ£ H, is continuous. Thus there is a unique element K D (z, p) E f/ (as a function of z) such that, f(p) = f f(z)K D (z, p)dV(z) for all ƒ G H. The function K D is called the Bergman kernel function. If {y i }™ = , l is an orthonormal basis for f/ then K D (z, p) = ^.^.(z)^/?). The convergence of the series is absolute, uniformly on compact subsets ofD x D. For any z ED, K D (z, z) > 0 and log K D (z, z) is a real analytic function on D. The Hermitian form 3 2 ^âTÂF log K D(Z > z^dz i 0 dz~j i,j oz i oz j
Journal of Operator Theory, 2002
In this paper we develop an overconvergence result in the context of polynomial approximation in the mean, primarily for certain weighted area measures. We then explore applications of this result pertaining to the existence and variety of cyclic vectors for the shift on Bergman spaces.
Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society
The boundary behavior of the Bergman metric near a convex boundary point z 0 of a pseudoconvex domain D ⊂ C n is studied; it turns out that the Bergman metric at points z ∈ D in direction of a fixed vector X 0 ∈ C n tends to infinite, when z is approaching z 0 , if and only if the boundary of D does not contain any analytic disc through z 0 in direction of X 0 .
Banach Journal of Mathematical Analysis, 2014
Let D be the open unit disk with its boundary ∂D in the complex plane C and dA(z) = 1 π dxdy, the normalized area measure on D. Let L 2 a (D, dA) be the Bergman space consisting of analytic functions on D that are also in L 2 (D, dA). In this paper we obtain certain distance estimates for bounded linear operators defined on the Bergman space. 1 (1−zw) 2. The function K(z, w) is called the Bergman kernel of D or the
Indiana University Mathematics Journal, 2008
arXiv: Complex Variables, 2014
The Kohn-Nireberg domains are unbounded domains in the complex Euclidean space of dimension 2 upon which many outstanding questions are yet to be explored. The primary aim of this article is to demonstrate that the Bergman and Caratheodory metrics of any Kohn-Nirenberg domains are positive and complete.
Glasgow Mathematical Journal, 2009
It was shown in [2] that a holomorphic function f in the unit ball B n of C n belongs to the weighted Bergman space A p α , p > n + 1 + α, if and only if the function |f
Rivista di Matematica della Università di Parma, 2001
In this paper we study the set of self-Bergmann metrics on the Riemann sphere endowed with the Fubini-Study metric and we extend a theorem of Tian to the case of the punctured plane endowed with a natural flat metric.
Nagoya mathematical journal
Some results for the Bergman functions in unbounded domains are shown. In particular, a class of unbounded Hartogs domains, which are Bergman complete and Bergman exhaustive, is given.
The purpose of this paper is to prove $L^p$-Sobolev and H\"older estimates for the Bergman projection on both pseudoconvex domains of finite type and a large class of pseudoconvex domains of infinite type.
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