A note on diastatic entropy and balanced metrics
Roberto Mossa

TL;DR
This paper investigates the relationship between diastatic entropy and balanced Kähler metrics on complex bounded domains, providing bounds, characterizations, and explicit computations in special cases.
Contribution
It establishes an upper bound for diastatic entropy based on the balanced condition and proves the converse for homogeneous domains, including explicit entropy calculations.
Findings
Upper bound for diastatic entropy in terms of balanced metrics
Characterization of balanced metrics via entropy bounds in homogeneous domains
Explicit computation of entropy using Piatetski-Shapiro constants
Abstract
We give un upper bound Ent(\Omega, g)<\lambda\ of the diastatic entropy Ent(\Omega, g) of a complex bounded domain (\Omega, g) in terms of the balanced condition (in Donaldson terminology) of the Kaehler metric \lambda g. When (\Omega, g) is a homogeneous bounded domain we show that the converse holds true, namely if Ent(\Omega, g)<1 then g is balanced. Moreover, we explcit compute Ent(\Omega, g) in terms of Piatetski-Shapiro constants.
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