Volume Bounds for Sublevel Sets
PDE methods in complex geometry · AIMPL workshop record
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Problem statement
It is known that given a bounded pseudoconvex domain , there exist and such that for any satisfying and (and this is defined), we have
A more precise estimate is
Can one remove the on the right hand side? Given a compact Kahler manifold with boundary (and extends smoothly across the boundary), do these estimates generalize if instead one assume , , and ? That is, can one bound
One could also ask this question for the complete noncompact case, with appropriately modified assumptions/conclusion.
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