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Quantitative hyperconvexity and the Bergman distance

Bo-Yong Chen·Yuanpu Xiong
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Let $Ω\subset\mathbb{C}^n$ be a bounded hyperconvex domain admitting a negative plurisubharmonic exhaustion function $u$ such that $-u(z)\le C\exp[-η(\log(1/δ_Ω(z)))]$ near the boundary, where $η$ is nondecreasing with $\lim_{t\rightarrow+\infty}η(t)=+\infty$. We present a lower bound for the Bergman distance $d_{B,Ω}(z_0,z)$ by counting the iterates of a function determined by the generalized inverse of $η$. The bound tends to infinity as $z\rightarrow\partialΩ$ for every such $η$; moreover, it recovers several known estimates. The proof combines a one-sided localization of Green sublevel sets with boundary estimates for the Bergman kernel and a capacity--volume inequality. We also obtain an upper bound for the Bergman distance along the axis of a family of complete Hartogs domains whose fiber radii decay faster than every positive power of the boundary distance in the base disc.

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Bo-Yong Chen, Yuanpu Xiong. 2026-10-25. Quantitative hyperconvexity and the Bergman distance. https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.34339

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