On highly nonintegrable functions and homogeneous polynomials (Q4337562)

Let \(\mathbb S\) (resp. \(\mathbb B\)) denote the unit sphere (resp. the unit ball) in the complex space \(\mathbb C^d\). The author shows that there exists an integer \(k = k(d)\) and a sequence \(\{p_n\}\) of homogeneous polynomials of \(d\) complex variables with \(\deg p_n = n\) such that (i) \(|p_n(z) \leq 2\) for all \(z \in \mathbb S\), (ii) for each \(s\) (large enough), \(\sum_{n=ks}^{k(n+1)-1} |p_n(z)|\geq 0,5\) for all \(z\in \mathbb S\), (iii) the function \(f(z) := \sum_n n^{\ln n} p_n (z)\) is holomorphic in the ball \(\mathbb B\) such that for each complex line \(L\) in \(\mathbb C^d\) and any \(p> 0\) one has \(\int_{L\cap \mathbb B} |f(z)|^p d\nu (z) = \infty\), where \(\nu\) is the volume measure on \(\mathbb B\). The last result improves Theorem 1 of \textit{P. Jakóbczak} [``Highly nonintegrable functions in the unit ball'', Isr. J. Math. 97, 175-181 (1997)].