On the Darboux equation.
We compute the constant sup : P a polynomial in , where S denotes the euclidean unit sphere in and σ its unitary surface measure.
We complete the characterization of singular sets of separately analytic functions. In the case of functions of two variables this was earlier done by J. Saint Raymond and J. Siciak.
We investigate the class of functions associated with the complex Hessian equation .
We give upper and lower bounds for constants appearing in the L²-estimates for the ∂̅-operator due to Donnelly-Fefferman and Berndtsson.
We give a pluripotential-theoretic proof of the product property for the transfinite diameter originally shown by Bloom and Calvi. The main tool is the Rumely formula expressing the transfinite diameter in terms of the global extremal function.
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