Estimates for k-Hessian operator and some applications.
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(7)- m-potential theory and m-generalized Lelong numbers associated with m-positive supercurrents
- Lipschitz estimates for partial trace operators with extremal Hessian eigenvalues
- On the quaternionic Monge-Ampère operator, closed positive currents and Lelong-Jensen type formula on the quaternionic space
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- Quasicontinuity and maximality of quaternionic plurisubharmonic functions
- Complex Hessian operator and Lelong number for unbounded m-subharmonic functions
- Complex Hessian operator and generalized Lelong numbers associated to a closed \(m\)-positive current
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