A complex surface admitting a strongly plurisubharmonic function but no holomorphic functions
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Abstract: Answering an old question, we find a domain X in the complex projective plane CP^2 which admits a strongly plurisubharmonic function, but such that every holomorphic function on X is constant. The domain X can be chosen diffeomorphic to an oriented real 2-plane bundle over the 2-sphere.
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