1981
DOI: 10.4064/ap-39-1-175-211
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Extremal plurisubharmonic functions in $C^N$

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“…([9], [14]). Soit κ : N * → N n une bijection telle que pour tout j ∈ N * on ait |κ(j)| ≤ |κ(j + 1)|.…”
Section: Extension Linéaireunclassified
“…([9], [14]). Soit κ : N * → N n une bijection telle que pour tout j ∈ N * on ait |κ(j)| ≤ |κ(j + 1)|.…”
Section: Extension Linéaireunclassified
“…[17], [20], [18], [16], [12], [10], [1] (for N = 2), and [18], [13], [8] (for arbitrary N ). The case where M is analytic was studied in [14], [15], [19], [6].…”
Section: Auxiliary Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recall that the extremal function, associated with a (nonempty) compact set K ⊂ C N and introduced by J. Siciak in [26], is defined by the formula K (z) := sup{| p(z)| 1/deg p : p ∈ C[Z ] is nonconstant and p K ≤ 1}, for z ∈ C N (cf. [11,22,26,27]). It is a deep result that log K = V K , where…”
Section: R Pierzchała (B)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[27,29]). The extremal function is a powerful tool in real and complex analysis (for example, in the theory of holomorphic functions, in approximation theory, as well as in potential and pluripotential theoryfor the latter two see [2,8,24]).…”
Section: R Pierzchała (B)mentioning
confidence: 99%