Superharmonic functions and bounded point evaluations
Summary: Let E be a compact subset of the complex plane \({\mathbb{C}}\). We denote by \(R_ 0(E)\) the algebra consisting of the (restrictions to E of) rational functions with poles off E. Let m denote the 2-dimensional Lebesgue measure. Let \(R^ 2(E)\) be the closure of \(R_ 0(E)\) in \(L^ 2(E,dm).\) We consider points \(x\in E\) such that ``evaluation at x extends from \(R_ 0(E)\) to a continuous linear functional on \(R^ 2(E)\). These points are bounded point evaluations on \(R^ 2(E)\). Hedberg, Fernström and Polking used capacity to identity bounded point evaluations. We use their results to show that the existence of a bounded point evaluation \(x\in E\) is equivalent to the existence of a superharmonic function u(y) that grows sufficiently fast as y approaches x through the complement of E.
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- Sufficient conditions for bounded point evaluations
- Bounded point evaluations for certain polynomial and rational modules
- Analytic bounded point evaluations for spaces of rational functions
- $L^{p}$-bounded point evaluations for polynomials and uniform rational approximation
- Functions in R^2(E) and points of the fine interior
- Bounded point evaluations for certain polynomial and rational modules
- Fine limits of superharmonic functions
- ON APPROXIMATION OF SUPERHARMONIC FUNCTIONS IN OPEN SETS
- Superharmonic Functions Outside Compact Sets
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- Functions in the space \(R^ 2(E)\) at boundary points of the interior
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