Several complex variables and analytic spaces Holomorphic convexity and pseudoconvexity Concept
Levi form
Summary
The Levi form is a Hermitian form built from the mixed second derivatives of a real function on a complex domain. For the boundary of a domain in one restricts it to the complex tangent directions of the boundary. Its sign decides the convexity notions of several complex variables: pseudoconvexity, strong pseudoconvexity and plurisubharmonicity.
Where this leads
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- Rossi's non-embeddable CR structure
- q-convex manifold
- Oka's solution of the Levi problem
- Strongly pseudoconvex domain
- Hartogs triangle
- Chern–Moser normal form
- Plurisubharmonic exhaustion function
- Grauert's solution of the Levi problem for manifolds
- Narasimhan lemma
- Levi-flat hypersurface
- Lewy extension theorem
- Boutet de Monvel's embedding theorem
- Levi pseudoconvex domain
Further reading
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| MSC | 32T05, 32V05 |
| Specializes | Hermitian form |
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- q-convex manifold
- Oka's solution of the Levi problem
- Strongly pseudoconvex domain
- Chern–Moser normal form
- Plurisubharmonic exhaustion function
- Narasimhan lemma
- Levi-flat hypersurface
- Lewy extension theorem
- Boutet de Monvel's embedding theorem
- Levi pseudoconvex domain