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Bergman completeness of Zalcman type domains

Piotr Jucha (2004)

Studia Mathematica

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We give an equivalent condition for Bergman completeness of Zalcman type domains. This also solves a problem stated by Pflug.

The Bergman kernel functions of certain unbounded domains

Friedrich Haslinger (1998)

Annales Polonici Mathematici

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We compute the Bergman kernel functions of the unbounded domains Ω p = ( z ' , z ) ∈ ℂ ² : z > p ( z ' ) , where p ( z ' ) = | z ' | α / α . It is also shown that these kernel functions have no zeros in Ω p . We use a method from harmonic analysis to reduce the computation of the 2-dimensional case to the problem of finding the kernel function of a weighted space of entire functions in one complex variable.

Zeroes of the Bergman kernel of Hartogs domains

Miroslav Engliš (2000)

Commentationes Mathematicae Universitatis Carolinae

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We exhibit a class of bounded, strongly convex Hartogs domains with real-analytic boundary which are not Lu Qi-Keng, i.e. whose Bergman kernel function has a zero.

Bergman coordinates

Steven R. Bell (2006)

Studia Mathematica

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Various incarnations of Stefan Bergman's notion of representative coordinates will be given that are useful in a variety of contexts. Bergman wanted his coordinates to map to canonical regions, but they fail to do this for multiply connected regions. We show, however, that it is possible to define generalized Bergman coordinates that map multiply connected domains to quadrature domains which satisfy a long list of desirable properties, making them excellent candidates to be called Bergman...

Completeness of the Bergman metric on non-smooth pseudoconvex domains

Bo-Yong Chen (1999)

Annales Polonici Mathematici

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We prove that the Bergman metric on domains satisfying condition S is complete. This implies that any bounded pseudoconvex domain with Lipschitz boundary is complete with respect to the Bergman metric. We also show that bounded hyperconvex domains in the plane and convex domains in ℂ n are Bergman comlete.