Three projection operators in complex analysis

  • Elias M. Stein
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Part of the Publications of the Scuola Normale Superiore book series (PSNS, volume 4)

Abstract

This lecture reports on joint work with Loredana Lanzani concerned with three types of projection operators arising in the setting where Ω is an appropriate bounded domain in ℂ n . One paper containing the proof of some of the results stated here is available in [8]; several others are being prepared for publication.

Keywords

Holomorphic Function Projection Operator Bergman Space Pseudoconvex Domain Bergman Kernel 
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