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Publications and source records attributed to Qi'an Guan.
In this article, we present that the germ of a complex analytic set at the origin in $\mathbb{C}^n$ is regular if and only if the related $L^2$ extension theorem holds. We also obtain a necessary condition of the $L^2$ extension of bounded holomorphic sections from singular analytic sets.
In the present article, we establish an equality condition in the restriction formula on jumping numbers by giving a sharp lower bound of the dimension of the support of a related coherent sheaf. As applications, we obtain equality conditions in the restriction formula on complex singularity exponents by giving the dimension, the regularity and the transversality of the support, and we also obtain some sharp equality conditions in the fundamental subadditivity property on complex singularity exponents. We also obtain two sharp relations on jumping numbers.
In this article, we obtain two sharp equality conditions in the restriction formula on complex singularity exponents: an equality between the codimension of the zero variety of related multiplier ideal sheaves and the relative codimension of the restriction of the variety on the submanifold (in the restriction formula); an equivalence between the transversality (between the variety and the submanifold) and the regularity of the restriction of the variety. As applications, we present sharp equality conditions in the fundamental subadditivity property on complex singularity exponents.
In this article, we characterize plurisubharmonic functions of Lelong number one at the origin, such that the germ of the associated multiplier ideal sheaf is nontrivial: in arbitrary complex dimension, their singularity must be the sum of a germ of smooth divisor and of a plurisubharmonic function with zero Lelong number. We also present a new proof of the related well known integrability criterion due to Skoda.
In this article, we present that for any complex manifold whose dimension is bigger than one, there exists a multiplier ideal sheaf such that there don't exist equisingular weights with logarithmic poles, which are not smaller than the orginal weight. A direct consequence is the nonexistence of decreasing equisingular approximations with logarithmic poles.
In this paper, we solve the optimal constant problem in the setting of Ohsawa's generalized $L^{2}$ extension theorem. As applications, we prove a conjecture of Ohsawa and the extended Suita conjecture, we also establish some relations between Bergman kernel and logarithmic capacity on compact and open Riemann surfaces.
In this article, stimulated by the effectiveness in Berndtsson's solution of the openness conjecture and continuing our solution of Demailly's strong openness conjecture, we discuss conditions to guarantee the effectiveness of the conjecture and establish such an effectiveness result. We explicitly point out a lower semicontinuity property of plurisubharmonic functions with a multiplier, which is implicitly contained in our paper arXiv:1401.7158. We also obtain optimal effectiveness of the conjectures of Demailly-Kollár and Jonsson-Mustată respectively.
In this paper, we prove an $L^2$ extension theorem with optimal estimate in a precise way, which implies optimal estimate versions of various well-known $L^2$ extension theorems. As applications, we give proofs of a conjecture of Suita on the equality condition in Suita's conjecture, the so-called $L-$conjecture, and the extended Suita conjecture. As other applications, we give affirmative answer to a question by Ohsawa about limiting case for the extension operators between the weighted Bergman spaces, and we present a relation of our result to Berndtsson's important result on log-plurisubharmonicity of Bergman kernel.
In this article, we solve the strong openness conjecture on the multiplier ideal sheaves for the plurisubharmonic functions posed by Demailly. We prove two conjectures about the growth of the volumes of the sublevel sets of plurisubharmonic functions related to the complex singularity exponents and quasi-plurisubharmonic functions related to the jumping numbers, which were posed by Demailly-Kollár and Jonsson-Mustată respectively. We give a new proof of a lower semicontinuity conjecture posed by Demailly-Kollár without using the ACC conjecture. Other applications by combining with well-known results are also mentioned.
In this article, we give a proof of the strong openness conjecture for plurisubharmonic functions posed by Demailly.
In this article we continue the study of properties of squeezing functions and geometry of bounded domains. The limit of squeezing functions of a sequence of bounded domains is studied. We give comparisons of intrinsic positive forms and metrics on bounded domains in terms of squeezing functions. To study the boundary behavior of squeezing functions, we introduce the notions of (intrinsic) ball pinching radius, and give boundary estimate of squeezing functions in terms of these datum. Finally, we use these results to study geometric and analytic properties of some interesting domains, including planar domains, Cartan-Hartogs domains, and a strongly pseudoconvex Reinhardt domain which is not convex. As a corollary, all Cartan-Hartogs domains are homogenous regular, i.e., their squeezing functions admit positive lower bounds.
The central purpose of the present paper is to study boundary behavior of squeezing functions on bounded domains. We prove that the squeezing function of a strongly pseudoconvex domain tends to 1 near the boundary. In fact, such an estimate is proved for the squeezing function on any domain near its globally strongly convex boundary points. We also study the stability of squeezing functions on a sequence of bounded domains, and give comparisons of intrinsic measures and metrics on bounded domains in terms of squeezing functions. As applications, we give new and simple proofs of several well known results about geometry of strongly pseudoconvex domains, and prove that all Cartan-Hartogs domains are homogenous regular. Finally, some related problems that ask for further study are proposed.