m-subharmonic and m-plurisubharmonic functions -- on two problems of Sadullaev
Sławomir Dinew
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Sławomir Dinew
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We show that the spaces of $A$-$m$-subharmonic and $B$-$m$-subharmonic functions differ in sufficently high dimensions. We also prove that the Monge-Ampère type operator $\mathcal M_m$ associated to the space of $m$-plurisubharmonic functions does not allow an integral comparison principle except in the classical cases $m=1$ and $m=n$. These answer in the negative two problems posed by A. Sadullaev.
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We show that the spaces of $A$-$m$-subharmonic and $B$-$m$-subharmonic functions differ in sufficently high dimensions. We also prove that the Monge-Ampère type operator $\mathcal M_m$ associated to the space of $m$-plurisubharmonic functions does not allow an integral comparison principle except in the classical cases $m=1$ and $m=n$. These answer in the negative two problems posed by A. Sadullaev.
Key concepts: Subharmonic, Mathematics, Pure mathematics, Space (punctuation), Subharmonic function, Operator (biology), Mathematical analysis, Type (biology)