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Regularity in the \overline{\partial}--Neumann problem, D'Angelo forms, and Diederich--Fornæss index

Published 4 Apr 2025 in math.CV | (2504.03562v2)

Abstract: This article chronicles a development that started around 1990 with \cite{BoasStraube91}, where the authors showed that if a smooth bounded pseudoconvex domain Ω\Omega in C<sup>n\mathbb{C}<sup>{n} admits a defining function that is plurisubharmonic at points of the boundary, then the \overline{\partial}--Neumann operators on Ω\Omega preserve the Sobolev spaces W<sup>s(0,q)(Ω)W<sup>{s}_{(0,q)}(\Omega), s0s\geq 0. The same authors then proved a further regularity result and made explicit the role of D'Angelo forms for regularity (\cite{BoasStraube93}). A few years later, Kohn (\cite{Kohn99}) initiated a quantitative study of the results in \cite{BoasStraube91} by relating the Sobolev level up to which regularity holds to the Diederich--Forn\ae ss index of the domain. Many of these ideas were synthesized and developed further by Harrington (\cite{Harrington11,Harrington19,Harrington22}). Then, around 2020, Liu (\cite{Liu19b, Liu19}) and Yum (\cite{Yum21}) discovered that the DF--index is closely related to certain differential inequalities involving D'Angelo forms. This relationship in turn led to a recent new result which supports the conjecture that DF--index one should imply global regularity in the \overline{\partial}--Neumann problem (\cite{LiuStraube22}). Much of the work described above relies heavily on Kohn's groundbreaking contributions to the regularity theory of the \overline{\partial}--Neumann problem.

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