Uniform estimates with weights for the \(\overline{\partial}\)-equation (Q1272836): Difference between revisions

The paper gives some \(L^\infty\) variants of Hörmander's weighted \(L^2\) estimates for the \(\overline\partial\)-equation on strongly pseudoconvex domains. In more detail, in the context of the unit ball \(B\) of \(\mathbf C^n\), a \(\overline\partial\)-closed (0,1) form \(f\) in \(B\), a plurisubharmonic function \(\phi\) on \(B\), and the solution \(u\) of \(\overline\partial u=f\) which is of minimal norm in \(L^2(e^{-\phi}(1-| z| ^2)^N)\), for \(N>(n+1)^2\), estimates are given for \(\sup | u| e^{-\widetilde\phi/2}(1-| z| ^2)^{N/2}\) in terms of \(\sup (| f| +| \partial f|) e^{-\phi/2}(1-| z| ^2)^{N/2}\), where \(\widetilde\phi\) is a certain regularization of \(\phi\) and the norms \(| f| ,| \partial f| \) are taken with respect to the metric \(\partial\overline\partial\phi\) or to the Bergman metric on \(B\) (in the latter case, \(| \partial f| \) can even be omitted). In addition to strongly pseudoconvex domains, a variant is also established for the case of the entire complex space \(\mathbf C^n\). The proofs use a refined \(L^2\)-estimate for the canonical solution \(u\). Finally, a relation of these results to the corona problem in the ball is discussed.