On the relative capacity on almost complex surface
Szymon Pli\'s

TL;DR
This paper develops pluripotential theory on almost complex surfaces, demonstrating that J-holomorphic curves and negligible sets are pluripolar, and establishing a Josefson's type theorem in this setting.
Contribution
It introduces pluripotential theory to almost complex surfaces and proves key properties like pluripolarity of J-holomorphic curves and a Josefson's theorem.
Findings
J-holomorphic curves are pluripolar
Negligible sets are pluripolar
Josefson's theorem holds on almost Stein surfaces
Abstract
We built the pluripotential theory on almost complex surfaces. Using Bedford-Taylor type relative capacities we prove among others that J-holomorphic curves as well as negligible sets are pluripolar and Josefson's type theorem on almost Stein surfaces.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometry and complex manifolds · Holomorphic and Operator Theory · Meromorphic and Entire Functions
