Geometric Analysis on the Diederich-Forn{\ae}ss Index
Steven G. Krantz, Bingyuan Liu, Marco Peloso

TL;DR
This paper establishes a new geometric condition on Levi-flat boundary sets of pseudoconvex domains in ^2, which influences the Diederich-Forne6ss index, extending previous results and providing insights into boundary geometry effects.
Contribution
It introduces a sufficient geometric condition on Levi-flat boundary sets that determines the Diederich-Forne6ss index, extending prior theorems and analyzing boundary geometry impacts.
Findings
The Diederich-Forne6ss index equals 1 when Levi-flat sets form a real curve transversal to tangent vectors.
The new condition depends only on Levi-flat sets, capturing more geometric information.
Examples include domains not of finite type or with non-plurisubharmonic boundary defining functions.
Abstract
We derive a sufficient condition on a bounded pseudoconvex domain with smooth boundary such that is plurisubharmonic on for arbitrarily close to (the supremum of is called Diederich-Forn{\ae}ss index, see Definition (df)). This condition (see Theorem prop) extends a theorem of Forn{\ae}ss and Herbig in 2007 and only requires restriction on Levi-flat sets of the boundary . Since the condition is on Levi-flat sets, it contains more geometric information. As an application of this new condition, we discuss how the geometry of the Levi-flat sets affects the Diederich-Forn{\ae}ss index. Among other results, we show that the Diederich-Forn{\ae}ss index is if only the Levi-flat sets form a real curve transversal to the holomorphic tangent vector fields on (see Theorem [main]). We also…
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TopicsHolomorphic and Operator Theory · Geometry and complex manifolds · Geometric and Algebraic Topology
