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Existence of C^2-smooth domains in ℂ^2 where the Laplace transform range differs from A^2(ℂ^2, ωΩ)

Determine whether there exist bounded C^2-smooth domains Ω ⊂ ℂ^2 for which the range of the Laplace transform on the Hardy space 𝓗^2(Ω, μ_Ω), with μ_Ω the boundary Monge–Ampère measure associated to the Minkowski functional of Ω, is not equal to the weighted Bergman space A^2(ℂ^2, ω_Ω), where ω_Ω(z) = ∥e^{⟨z,·⟩}∥^{-2}_{L^2(bΩ, μ_Ω)} (dd^c H_Ω)^2(z).

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Background

The paper provides a counterexample for the ℓ1 ball in ℂ2 showing strict inclusions among spaces defined via different measures, highlighting that the Lindholm-type characterization does not extend universally in higher dimensions.

Despite this, the authors state they do not know of any C2-smooth domains in ℂ2 where the image of the Laplace transform on 𝓗2(Ω, μΩ) fails to coincide with A2(ℂ2, ωΩ), leaving open whether such domains exist or whether equality might hold universally within this regularity class.

References

Currently, we do not know of any $2$-smooth domains in $2$ for which $\mathcal{L}\mathcal{H}2 \, \mu_ \neq A22,\omega_.

The Laplace and Leray transforms on some (weakly) convex domains in $\mathbb{C}^2$ (2405.12753 - Chatterjee, 21 May 2024) in Introduction, Subsection “A negative result” (following Theorem \ref{th:negative})