Norm preserving extensions of bounded holomorphic functions

Abstract: A relatively polynomially convex subset

V

of a domain

O m e g a

has the extension property if for every polynomial

p

there is a bounded holomorphic function

p h i

on

O m e g a

that agrees with

p

on

V

and whose

H^{i} n f t y

norm on

O m e g a

equals the sup-norm of

p

on

V

. We show that if

O m e g a

is either strictly convex or strongly linearly convex in

{m a t h b b C}^{2}

, or the ball in any dimension, then the only sets that have the extension property are retracts. If

O m e g a

is strongly linearly convex in any dimension and

V

has the extension property, we show that

V

is a totally geodesic submanifold. We show how the extension property is related to spectral sets.

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