Capacities and spans on Riemann surfaces
Jacob Burbea
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Published: Nov 1, 1978
DOI: 10.1090/s0002-9939-1978-0507333-7
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Let K ( z , z ) , R ( z , z ) K(z,z),R(z,z) , and C ( z ) C(z) be the values of the Bergman kernel, the reduced Bergman kernel and the analytic capacity on an open Riemann surface Ω \Omega (with respect to a local parameter z ). Let M ( z ) = π K ( z , z ) M(z) = \pi K(z,z) and S ( z ) = π R ( z , z ) S(z) = \sqrt {\pi R(z,z)} . For Ω ∉ O G \Omega \notin {O_G} and for each integer n ⩾ 0 n \geqslant 0 , it is shown that where C = C ( z ) C = C(z) and M j k ¯ = ( ∂ j + k / ∂ z j ∂ z ¯ k ) M ( z ) {M_{j\bar k}} = ({\partial ^{j + k}}/\partial {z^j}\partial {\bar z^k})M(z) . Equality occurs if and only if Ω \Omega is conformally equivalent to the unit disk less (possibly) a closed set of inner capacity zero. The special case of this result, namely when n = 0 n = 0 , is due to Hejhal and Suita. Let κ ( z ) \kappa (z) be the curvature of the “span metric” S ( z ) | d z | S(z)|dz| . As an attempt to resolve a conjecture of Suita, we also show that for Ω ∉ O A D , κ ( z ) ⩽ − 2 \Omega \notin {O_{AD}},\kappa (z) \leqslant - 2 for each z ∈ Ω z \in \Omega . Both results are proved by studying suitable extremal problems.
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