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Several Complex Variables and Complex Geometry

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Proceedings of Symposia in

PURE MATHEMATICS

Volume 52, Part 2

Several Complex Variables and Complex Geometry

Eric Bedford John P. D'Angelo Robert E. Greene Steven G. Krantz Editors

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE SUMMER RESEARCH INSTITUTE ON SEVERAL COMPLEX VARIABLES AND COMPLEX GEOMETRY

HELD AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA CRUZ SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA

JULY 10-30, 1989

with the support of the National Science Foundation Grant DMS-8814802

1980 Mathematics Subject Classification (1985 Revision). Primary 32A, 32D, 32E, 32F, 32H (Part 1)

32B, 32C, 32G, 32H, 32J, 32K, 32L, 32M, 53C (Part 2) 35N15, 32F20, 53B, 32A, 32F, 32C (Part 3)

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Summer Research Institute on Several Complex Variables and Complex Geometry (1989: University of California, Santa Cruz)

Several complex variables and complex geometry/[edited by] Eric Bedford . . . [et al.]. p. cm.—(Proceedings of symposia in pure mathematics, ISSN 0082-0717; v. 52) "Proceedings of the Summer Research Institute on Several Complex Variables and Com­

plex Geometry, held at the University of California, Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, California, July 10-30, 1989"—T.p. verso.

Includes bibliographical references. 1. Functions of several complex variables—Congresses. 2. Geometry, Differential—Con­

gresses. I. Bedford, Eric, 1947- . II. American Mathematical Society. III. Title. IV. Series. QA331.7.S86 1989 91-11227 515'.94—dc20 CIP ISBN 0-8218-1489-3 (part 1) ISBN 0-8218-1490-7 (part 2) ISBN 0-8218-1491-5 (part 3) ISBN 0-8218-1488-5 (set: alk. paper)

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Contents

Preface xiii

PARTI

Uniqueness for the Dirichlet Problem for Harmonic Maps from the Annulus into the Space of Planar Discs DAVID E. BARRETT 1

CR Maps Between Hypersurfaces in Cn

STEVE BELL 13

Bounds for the Degrees in Polynomial Equations CARLOS A. BERENSTEIN AND ALAIN YGER 23

Lagrange Interpolants for Entire Functions on &n

THOMAS BLOOM 29

An Inequality for Analytic Functions URBAN CEGRELL 37

Some Solutions of the Beltrami Equation with ||//||oo = 1 J. A. CIMA AND W. R. DERRICK 41

On the Problem of the Linearization of the Stability Group of a Real-Analytic Hypersurface V. EZHOV 45

Mappings of Strongly Pseudoconvex Cauchy-Riemann Manifolds FRANC FORSTNERIC 59

Rational Curves and Extensions of Holomorphic Mappings S. M. IVASHKOVICH 93

Applications of C" Capacities JACOB KOREVAAR 105

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vi CONTENTS

Convexity in Complex Analysis STEVEN G. KRANTZ 119

Solutions of d2u/dzdz = e2u and Analytic Multivalued Functions DONNA KUMAGAI 13 9

Local Versus Global Convexity of Pseudoconvex Domains ALANNOELL 145

The Scaling Method and Holomorphic Mappings SERGEY PINCHUK 151

Plurisubharmonic Functions as Solutions of Variational Problems EVGENY A. POLETSKY 163

On Complex Analysis in Tube Cones A. G. SERGEEV 173

Separately Meromorphic Functions and Separately Holomorphic Mappings BERNARD SHIFFMAN 191

Some Aspects of Weakly Pseudoconvex Domains NESSIM SIBONY 199

Unions Minimales de «-Plans Reels d'Enveloppe Egale a Cn

PASCAL J. THOMAS 233

Separately Subharmonic Functions: When are They Subharmonic JAN WIEGERINCK AND REIN ZEINSTRA 245

Functions of Bounded Mean Oscillation in the Bergman Metric on Bounded Symmetric Domains KEHEZHU 251

PART 2

The Geometry of Complex Manifolds: An Overview ROBERT E. GREENE 1

Angular Derivatives in Strongly Pseudoconvex Domains MARCO ABATE 23

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Degeneracy Points of the Kobayashi Pseudodistances on Complex Manifolds YUKINOBU ADACHI AND MASAKAZU SUZUKI 41

On the Construction of the Moduli Space for Strongly Pseudoconvex Domains TAKAO AKAHORI 53

On the Holomorphic Sectional Curvature of Complete Domains in Cn

that are not Stein ANDREW BALAS 59

Normal Forms for Convex Domains J. BLAND AND T. DUCHAMP 65

Homogeneous Vector Bundles and Families of Calabi-Yau Threefolds. II ClPRIAN BORCEA 83

Holomorphic Morse Inequalities JEAN PIERRE DEMAILLY 93

Some Problems PIERRE DOLBEAULT 115

Invariants of CR Densities MICHAEL G. EASTWOOD AND C. ROBIN GRAHAM 117

Convex Symplectic Manifolds YAKOV ELIASHBERG AND MIKHAEL GROMOV 135

Simple Partial Connections and the Einstein Condition H. R. FISCHER AND R. J. FISHER, JR. 163

Applications of Affine Geometry to Geometric Function Theory in Several Complex Variables Part I. Convergent Rescalings and Intrinsic Quasi-Isometric Structure SIDNEY FRANKEL 18 3

A Lie Algebra Character and Kahler-Einstein Metrics of Positive Scalar Curvature AKITO FUTAKI 209

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viii CONTENTS

On the Ends of Complex Manifolds Homogeneous Under a Lie Group BRUCE GILLIGAN 217

Determinant Line Bundles for Hermitian Foliations and a Generalized Quillen Metric JAMES F. GLAZEBROOK AND FRANZ W. KAMBER 225

Sharp Constants for the Koebe Theorem and for Estimates of Intrinsic Metrics on Convex Domains IAN GRAHAM 233

Rigid Immersions of G-Structures and Analyticity of CR Mappings into Spheres CHONG-KYU HAN 239

Optimal Analytic Disks J. WILLIAM HELTON AND ORLANDO MERINO 251

Some Remarks on the Product Property for Invariant Pseudometrics MAREK JARNICKI AND PETER PFLUG 263

Smoothing of Currents and Moisezon Manifolds SHANYU JI 273

Biholomorphic Mappings Between Quasicircular Domains in Cn

KANG-TAE KIM 283

Characterizations of Certain Weakly Pseudoconvex Domains in Cn from the Viewpoint of Biholomorphic Automorphism Groups AKIO KODAMA 291

Complete Ricci-Flat Kahler Metrics on Cn Need Not Be Flat CLAUDE LEBRUN 297

On Meromorphic Maps into Varieties of Log-General Type STEVEN SHIN-YI LU 305

Aspects of Kahler Geometry on Arithmetic Varieties NGAIMING MOK 335

Moduli Spaces of Holomorphic Mappings into Hyperbolic Spaces and its Applications J. NOGUCHI 397

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CONTENTS ix

The Analytic Radon Transform SALOMON OFMAN 403

Applications of the d Technique in L2 Hodge Theory on Complete Kahler Manifolds TAKEO OHSAWA 413

Bounds on the Derivatives of Holomorphic Endomorphisms MARIUS OVERHOLT 427

Monge-Ampere Functions with Large Center GIORGIO PATRIZIO AND PIT-MANN WONG 435

A Characterization of Affine Varieties MATHIAS PETERNELL 449

Compactifications of Cn: A Survey THOMAS PETERNELL AND MICHAEL SCHNEIDER 455

An Infinite-Dimensional Point of View on the Weil-Petersson Metric T. RATIU AND A. TODOROV 467

The Cartan Conjecture for Moving Targets MIN Ru AND WILHELM STOLL 477

On Kollar's Conjecture MORIHIKO SAITO 509

An Introduction to L2-Cohomology LESLIE SAPER AND STEVEN ZUCKER 519

On the Compactification Problems for Stein 3-Folds Vo VAN TAN 535

On One of Calabi's Problems GANG TIAN 543

Multi-Dimensional Analytic Structures and Uniform Algebras T. TONEV 557

The d d -Equation on Complex Spaces J. VAROUCHAS 563

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X CONTENTS

Fixed Points of Holomorphic Mappings in a Bounded Convex Domain inC" JEAN-PIERRE VIGU£ 579

Holomorphic Functions Taking Their Values in a #-Space and the Cauchy-Fantappie Formula L. WAELBROECK 583

Schwarz's Lemma and Hermitian Manifolds with Constant Holomorphic Curvature B. WONG 593

Polynomial Functions on Complete Kahler Manifolds H. Wu 601

The Chern Numbers of Projective Algebraic Hypersurfaces KICHOON YANG 611

A Review of Complex Differential Geometry SHING-TUNG YAU 619

PART 3

Minimality and the Extension of Functions from Generic Manifolds M. S. BAOUENDI AND LINDA PREISS ROTHSCHILD 1

Holomorphic Mappings of Real Analytic Hypersurfaces M. S. BAOUENDI AND LINDA PREISS ROTHSCHILD 15

Extension of CR Structures DAVID CATLIN 27

%?v Regularities for NIS Operators on Weakly Pseudo-Convex Domains of Finite type in C2

DER-CHEN E. CHANG AND STEVEN G. KRANTZ 35

Global Regularity of the d-Neumann Problem in Dimension Two SO-CHIN CHEN 55

On the di, Equation for Three-Dimensional CR Manifolds MICHAEL CHRIST 63

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CONTENTS XI

Necessary Conditions for the Local Solvability of the Tangential CR Equations PAULO CORDARO AND FRANCOIS TREVES 83

Operator Theory on Reinhardt Domains RATJL CURTO 93

Finite Type and the Intersection of Real and Complex Subvarieties JOHN P. D'ANGELO 103

Local Analyticity for the d-Neumann Problem and for Ob in Some Model Domains without Maximal Estimates MAKHLOUF DERRIDJ AND DAVID S. TARTAKOFF 119

On Lp Estimates for 5 JOHN ERIK FORNAESS AND NESSIM SIBONY 129

Approximate Projections and Analytic Pseudolocality of the Szego Projection on Domains in C2

DARYL GELLER 16 5

On an Example of a Subelliptic Boundary Value Problem PENGFEI GUAN 173

Degenerate Surfaces in C2

GARY A. HARRIS 179

Counterexamples to Newlander-Nirenberg up to the Boundary C. DENSONHILL 191

Finite Type Analytic Partial Differential Operators and Analytic Hypoellipticity A. ALEXANDROU HIMONAS 199

Singularities of Harmonic Functions in Cn

D. KHAVINSON 207

A Study of the Bergman Projection in Certain Hartogs Domains CHRISTER O. KISELMAN 219

The Frame Bundles of CR Structures and the Bergman Kernel (I) MASATAKE KURANISHI 233

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Resolution du ~d\j a Support Compact et Phenomene de Hartogs-Bochner dans les Varietes CR CHRISTINE LAURENT-THIEBAUT 239

On the Regularity of Coanalytic Toeplitz Operators EWALIGOCKA 251

Obstructions to Embedding of Real (2n - 1)-Dimensional Compact CR Manifolds in Cw+1

HlNG-SUN LUK AND STEPHEN S.-T. YAU 261

On Sharp Holder Estimates for the Solutions of the ^-Equations JEFFERY D. MCNEAL 277

Equivalence of Analytic and Plurisubharmonic Phragmen-Lindelof Conditions REINHOLD MEISE, B. A. TAYLOR, AND DIETMAR VOGT 287

The Cauchy-Riemann Equations in Convex Domains JOHN C. POLKING 309

Examples of Smooth CR Structures with only Nonsmooth CR Functions JEAN-PIERRE ROSAY 323

Noncompactness of the d-Neumann Problem and Toeplitz C*-Algebras NORBERTO SALINAS 329

Local Solvability and Estimates for ~db on CR Manifolds MEI-CHI SHAW 335

Rigid Hypersurfaces in C2

NANCY K. STANTON 347

The Integrability Problem for CR Vector Bundles S. M. WEBSTER 355

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Preface

The American Mathematical Society held its thirty-seventh annual Sum­mer Research Institute at the University of California at Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, California, from July 10 to July 30, 1989. The focus of this institute was several complex variables and complex geometry. The members of the AMS Committee on Summer Institutes that selected this program were Eric Friedlander, Steven L. Kleiman, Paul H. Rabinowitz, Thomas C. Spencer, Robert B. Warfield, Jr., and John Wermer (chair). The institute was sup­ported in part by a grant from the National Science Foundation. The Orga­nizing committee for the institute consisted of Eric Bedford, John D'Angelo, Robert E. Greene, and Steven G. Krantz (chair). All of the organizers edited these proceedings.

The institute explored recent developments in the geometry and function theory of several complex variables. An attempt was made to create a dia­logue among the different methodologies in the subject: differential geometry, algebraic geometry, partial differential equations, harmonic analysis, and clas­sical methods. Each week there were two series of several connected lectures (called the Principal Lectures) representing important directions in the field of emphasis for that week. These were intermixed with single hour lectures. Both the connected series of talks and the hour lectures were presented in the mornings and early afternoons. The last three hours of every day consisted of two parallel sessions of briefer seminar lectures.

Principal lectures

Week One Nessim Sibony, Weakly Pseudoconvex Domains Sergey Pinchuk, The Scaling Method and Holomorphic Mappings

Week Two Ngaiming Mok, Problems in Kahler Geometry Related to Hermitian

{Locally) Symmetric Spaces Jean Pierre Demailly, Holomorphic Morse Inequalities

Week Three David Catlin, Extensions ofCR Structures John Erik Fornaess, Lp Estimates for d

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Hour lectures Steven R. Bell, CR Maps and Local Regularity Jean Martinet, Wild Cauchy Theory and Applications Berit Stensones, Aspects of Envelopes ofHolomorphy David Barrett, Uniqueness for a Nonlinear Dirichlet Problem Connected

with One Dimensional Function Theory Jean-Pierre Rosay, About the Embeddability ofCR Structures B. A. Taylor, Equivalence of Analytic and Plurisubharmonic

Phragmen-Lindelof Conditions Franc Forstneric, Mappings ofCR Manifolds Vladimir Ezhov, The Problem of Linearization of the Stability Group S. T. Yau, Uniformization Sergeii Ivashkovitch, Rational Curves and Extension of Holomorphic Maps Jung Hsi Wu, Holomorphic Functions of Polynomial Growth on Kahler

Manifolds Michael Schneider, On Two Conjectures ofHartshorne Steven Zucker, A Survey of L Cohomology Leslie Saper, L Cohomology of Algebraic Varieties Y. T. Siu, Global Nondeformability of Compact Hermitian Symmetric

Manifolds Takeo Ohsawa, Convexity, Concavity, and L2 Cohomology on Noncompact

Manifolds Akito Futaki, A Lie Algebra Character and Kahler-Einstein Metrics of Pos­

itive Scalar Curvature Edward Bierstone, Local Resolution of Singularities James Carlson, Harmonic Mappings on Kahler Manifolds Gang Tian, On One ofCalabVs Problems Linda Rothschild, CR Functions on Manifolds of Higher Codimension Sidney Webster, The Integrability Problem for CR Vector Bundles M. Salah Baouendi, General Reflection Principles J. J. Kohn, Pseudoconvex CR Manifolds with Diagonalizable Levi Form Francois Treves, On the Local Solvability of the Tangential Cauchy-

Riemann Equations Yakov Eliashberg, Topological Characterization of Stein Manifolds of

Dimension > 2 F. Michael Christ, Estimates for db on Finite Type CR Manifolds Armen Sergeev, Complex Analysis in Tube Cones Elias M. Stein, Analysis on Finite Type Domains

The purpose of the papers in these volumes is to exhibit and describe the current state of the field. The papers are organized according to the week in which the corresponding lectures were presented, and are given in alpha­betical order. The first week was devoted to function theory, the second to complex geometry, and the third to analysis and partial differential equations.

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The University of California at Santa Cruz provided pleasant facilities and a beautiful environment in which to conduct our sessions. Wayne Drady of the American Mathematical Society made the entire event run both smoothly and harmoniously. The American Mathematical Society was a great help at every stage of the planning.

We dedicate these volumes to the memory of Jean Martinet.

E. Bedford J. P. D'Angelo R. E. Greene S. G. Krantz

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