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estimates for convex domains of finite type in are known from [7] for and from [2] for . We want to show the same result for concave domains of finite type. As in the case of strictly pseudoconvex domain, we fit the method used in the convex case to the concave one by switching and in the integral kernel of the operator used in the convex case. However the kernel will not have the same behavior on the boundary as in the Diederich-Fischer-Fornæss-Alexandre work. To overcome this problem...
La cohomologie de Dolbeault feuilletée mesure l’obstruction à résoudre le problème de Cauchy-Riemann le long des feuilles d’un feuilletage complexe. En utilisant des méthodes de cohomologie des groupes, nous calculons cette cohomologie pour deux classes de feuilletages : i) le feuilletage complexe affine de Reeb de dimension (complexe) 2 sur la variété de Hopf de dimension 5 ; ii) les feuilletages complexes sur le tore hyperbolique (fibration en tores de dimension n au-dessus d’un cercle et de monodromie...
We obtain a solution of the equation ∂u = f as an integral supported only on the bounded convex domain D of Cn, without finite type assumption.
Using explicit integral formulas introduced by Skoda, we obtain Hölder estimates for the δ-equation in convex domains of finite type in C2.
For a wedge of , we introduce two conditions of weak -pseudoconvexity, and prove that they entail solvability of the -system for forms of degree with coefficients in and respectively. Existence and regularity for in is treated by Hörmander [5, 6] (and also by Zampieri [9, 11] in case of piecewise smooth boundaries). Regularity in is treated by Henkin [4] (strong -pseudoconvexity by the method of the integral representation), Dufresnoy [3] (full pseudoconvexity), Michel [8] (constant...
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