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Maximum Sets of Semicontinuous Functions

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This paper presents a description of Gδ sets. It also presents how this description can be used in potential theory. For a set E of type Gδ which is polar in Rn we give a new construction of subharmonic function u such that

$$E=\{z\in\mathbb{R}^{n}:u(z)=-\infty\}.\vspace{-1pt}$$

We also give some tools which can be used to obtain similar results for pluripolar sets in Cn. In particular, if EF1×⋅⋅⋅×Fn, where E is of type Gδ and Fi is a polar set in C, then we give a construction of plurisubharmonic function u such that E={z∈Cn:u(z)=−∞}.

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Correspondence to Piotr Kot.

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Kot, P. Maximum Sets of Semicontinuous Functions. Potential Anal 23, 323–356 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11118-005-2608-4

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