
arXiv: 1703.09297
Carleson showed that the Bergman space for a domain on the plane is trivial if and only if its complement is polar. Here we give a quantitative version of this result. One is the Suita conjecture, established by the first-named author in 2012, the other is an upper bound for the Bergman kernel in terms of logarithmic capacity. We give some other estimates for those quantities as well. We also show that the volume of sublevel sets for the Green function is not convex for all regular non simply connected domains, generalizing a recent example of Forn��ss.
8 pages
Bergman spaces and Fock spaces, Mathematics - Complex Variables, Capacity and harmonic measure in the complex plane, Bergman spaces of functions in several complex variables, FOS: Mathematics, 30H20, 30C85, 32A36, Complex Variables (math.CV), Bergman kernel, logarithmic capacity, Suita conjecture
Bergman spaces and Fock spaces, Mathematics - Complex Variables, Capacity and harmonic measure in the complex plane, Bergman spaces of functions in several complex variables, FOS: Mathematics, 30H20, 30C85, 32A36, Complex Variables (math.CV), Bergman kernel, logarithmic capacity, Suita conjecture
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