Bergman kernel and hyperconvexity index

Abstract: Let

O m e g a s u b s e t {m a t h b b C}^{n}

be a bounded domain with the hyperconvexity index

a l p h a (O m e g a) > 0

. Let

v a r r h o

be the relative extremal function of a fixed closed ball in

O m e g a

and set

m u := | v a r r h o | (1 + | l o g | v a r r h o | |)^{- 1}

,

u := | v a r r h o | (1 + | l o g | v a r r h o | |)^{n}

. We obtain the following estimates for the Bergman kernel: (1) For every

0 < a l p h a < a l p h a (O m e g a)

and

2 l e p < 2 + f r a c 2 a l p h a (O m e g a) 2 n - a l p h a (O m e g a)

, there exists a constant

C > 0

such that

i n t_{O} m e g a | f r a c K_{O} m e g a (c d o t, w) s q r t K_{O} m e g a (w) |^{p} l e C | m u (w) |^{- f r a c (p - 2) n a l p h a}

for all

w i n O m e g a

. (2) For every

0 < r < 1

, there exists a constant

C > 0

such that

f r a c | K_{O} m e g a (z, w) |^{2} K_{O} m e g a (z) K_{O} m e g a (w) l e C (m i n f r a c u (z) m u (w), f r a c u (w) m u (z))^{r}

for all

z, w i n O m e g a

. Various application of these estimates are given.

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