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Błocki’s L^p-integrability conjecture for m-subharmonic functions

Determine whether every m-subharmonic function on a bounded domain in C^n, for 1 ≤ m ≤ n, is locally L^p-integrable for all exponents p with p < nm/(n−m), as conjectured by Błocki.

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Background

The paper emphasizes that integrability properties of m-subharmonic functions differ markedly from those of plurisubharmonic functions: while plurisubharmonic functions are locally Lp integrable for any p > 0, m-subharmonic functions do not necessarily share this property.

Within this context, Błocki formulated a conjecture specifying the optimal range of Lp exponents for m-subharmonic functions, namely p < nm/(n−m). The authors note that only partial confirmations exist, underscoring that the full conjecture remains unresolved.

References

Błocki has conjectured that m-subharmonic functions should be locally L integrable for p < nm/(n−m), a conjecture that has received partial confirmation in [5,26].

Kiselman Minimum Principle and Rooftop Envelopes in Complex Hessian Equations (2405.04948 - Åhag et al., 8 May 2024) in Section 2 (after Definition 2.1), page 4