On values of homogeneous polynomials in discrete sets of points
We present a result on the existence of some kind of peak functions for ℂ-convex domains and for the symmetrized polydisc. Then we apply the latter result to show the equivariance of the set of peak points for A(D) under proper holomorphic mappings. Additionally, we present a description of the set of peak points in the class of bounded pseudoconvex Reinhardt domains.
Let be a bounded pseudoconvex domain that admits a Hölder continuous plurisubharmonic exhaustion function. Let its pluricomplex Green function be denoted by . In this article we give for a compact subset a quantitative upper bound for the supremum in terms of the boundary distance of and . This enables us to prove that, on a smooth bounded regular domain (in the sense of Diederich-Fornaess), the Bergman differential metric tends to infinity, for , when tends to a boundary point....
We prove the invariance of hyperbolic imbeddability under holomorphic fiber bundles with compact hyperbolic fibers. Moreover, we show an example concerning the relation between the Kobayashi relative intrinsic pseudo-distance of a holomorphic fiber bundle and the one in its base.
The definition of the Kobayashi-Royden pseudo-metric for almost complex manifolds is similar to its definition for complex manifolds. We study the question of completeness of some domains for this metric. In particular, we study the completeness of the complement of submanifolds of co-dimension 1 or 2. The paper includes a discussion, with proofs, of basic facts in the theory of pseudo-holomorphic discs.
The Grunsky and Teichmüller norms ϰ(f) and k(f) of a holomorphic univalent function f in a finitely connected domain D ∋ ∞ with quasiconformal extension to are related by ϰ(f) ≤ k(f). In 1985, Jürgen Moser conjectured that any univalent function in the disk Δ* = z: |z| > 1 can be approximated locally uniformly by functions with ϰ(f) < k(f). This conjecture has been recently proved by R. Kühnau and the author. In this paper, we prove that approximation is possible in a stronger sense, namely,...