Fine topology, Šilov boundary, and (ddc)n
Fine topology, Šilov boundary, and (ddc)n
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精细拓扑、Šilov 边界和 (ddc)n
DOI:
10.1016/0022-1236(87)90087-5
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发表时间:
1987
影响因子:
1.7
通讯作者:
Brian D. Taylor
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作者:
Eric Bedford;Brian D. Taylor
In classical potential theory, the fine topology provides a useful and natural way to give sharp statements of many results. The same is true for the case of the potential theory associated with plurisubharmonic (psh) functions. In Section 2 we give a short discussion of the (pluri-) fine topology of psh functions. Almost all the results are the same as for the classical fine topology, even with the same proof, so we have omitted all proofs in this section. However, there is one crucial difference-the notions of “thin set” and “polar set” are not equivalent in psh potential theory. The use of the fine topology allows us to give sharp statements of some convergence theorems proved in [BT]. For example, if ui is a uniformly bounded sequence of psh functions which converges monotonically ae to a psh function U, then (MU;)”+(d&u)” weak* in the line topology. That is, if $ is a bounded, tine continuous function with compact support, then j Ij/(d&u,)”+ j Ijl (dd’u)“. A more relined version of this result is given in Section 3, where it is also shown that a version of “balayage” is possible for fine closed sets (Corollary 3.4).In Section 4, we discuss the definition of (dd”)“. The operator (dd’)” converges for monotone limits of bounded, psh functions, and this may be used to justify the extension of (dd”)” from smooth, psh functions (cf.[BT]).(We note that (dd”)” does not behave well under nonmonotone limits, as was shown by Cegrell [Ce] and Lelong CL].) For bounded, psh U, Oberguggenberger [0] has shown that if one computes the exterior product d&u A... A dd’u, using the algebra of distributions of Colombeau, one obtains the same (dd’)” as before. Here we shown that this coin-