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Szegö Kernels

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We keep the notation from Section X.

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  1. General references for this section are Bungart [3] and Rudin [7].

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  2. Theorem XI: 3 was proved by a combination of arguments of Glicksberg, König, Seever and Rainwater. See Rudin [7, pg. 194] for details.

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  3. Theorem XI: 5 is due to Henkin, see Henkin and Čirka [4].

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  4. We have no exact description of the sets that satisfies condition (**), (pg 94).

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  5. By taking dilatations, it is clear that every starshaped domain satisfies (**). It is known that this is true also for smooth strictly pseudoconvex domains, cf.: N. Kerzman; Hölder and Lp estimates for solutions of \(\bar \partial u = f\) in strongly pseudoconvex domains, Comm. Pure Appl. Math. 24 (1971), 301–379

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  8. Jewell and Krantz [5] proved the results for convex sets in ₵n with real analytic boundary and they also remarked that they had the result for ∂Dα:⊂₵n where H+C. The methods in the above papers are different from ours.

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Cegrell, U. (1988). Szegö Kernels. In: Capacities in Complex Analysis. Aspects of Mathematics / Aspekte der Mathematik, vol E 14. Vieweg+Teubner Verlag, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-14203-4_12

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