Fridman function, injectivity radius function, and squeezing function
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Abstract: Very recently, the Fridman function of a complex manifold has been identified as a dual of the squeezing function of . In this paper, we prove that the Fridman function for certain hyperbolic complex manifold is bounded above by the injectivity radius function of . This result also suggests us to use the Fridman function to extend the definition of uniform thickness to higher-dimensional hyperbolic complex manifolds. We also establish an expression for the Fridman function (with respect to the Kobayashi metric) when and is a torsion-free discrete subgroup of isometries on the standard open unit disk . Hence, explicit formulae of the Fridman functions for the annulus and the punctured disk are derived. These are the first explicit non-constant Fridman functions. Finally, we explore the boundary behaviour of the Fridman functions (with respect to the Kobayashi metric) and the squeezing functions for regular type hyperbolic Riemann surfaces and planar domains respectively.
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