Steven G. Krantz

  1. Canonical kernels versus constructible kernels.

    Authors: Steven G. Krantz
    Subjects: Complex Variables
    Abstract

    We study both canonical reproducing kernels and constructive reproducing
    kernels for holomorphic functions in $\CC^1$ and $\CC^n$. We compare and
    contrast the two, and also develop important relations between the two types of
    kernels. We prove a new result about the relationship between these two kernels
    on certain domains of finite type.

  2. The Carath\'{e}odory and Kobayashi/Royden Metrics by Way of Dual Extremal Problems.

    Authors: Steven G. Krantz, Halsey Royden, Pit-Mann Wong
    Subjects: Complex Variables
    Abstract

    We study the Carath\'{e}odory and Kobayashi metrics by way of the method of
    dual extremal problems in functional analysis. Particularly incisive results
    are obtained for convex domains.

  3. The corona problem with two pieces of data.

    Authors: Steven G. Krantz
    Subjects: Complex Variables
    Abstract

    We study the corona problem on the unit ball in $\CC^n$, and more generally
    on strongly pseudoconvex domains in $\CC^n$. When the corona problem has just
    two pieces of data, and an extra geometric hypothesis is satisfied, then we are
    able to solve it.

  4. The Schwarz lemma at the boundary.

    Authors: Steven G. Krantz
    Subjects: Complex Variables
    Abstract

    The most classical version of the Schwarz lemma involves the behavior at the
    origin of a bounded, holomorphic function on the disc. Pick's version of the
    Schwarz lemma allows one to move the origin to other points of the disc.

    In the present paper we explore versions of the Schwarz lemma at a boundary
    point of a domain (not just the disc). Estimates on derivatives of the
    function, and other types of estimates as well, are considered. We review
    recent results of several authors, and present some new theorems as well.

  5. The Kobayashi metric, extremal discs, and biholomorphic mappings.

    Authors: Steven G. Krantz
    Subjects: Complex Variables
    Abstract

    We study extremal discs for the Kobayashi metric. Inspired by work of Lempert
    on strongly convex domains, we present results on strongly pseudoconvex
    domains.

    We also consider a useful biholomorphic invariant, inspired by the Kobayashi
    (and Carath\'{e}odory) metric, and prove several new results about
    biholomorphic equivalence of domains. Some useful results about automorphism
    groups of complex domains are also established.

  6. Normed domains of holomorphy.

    Authors: Steven G. Krantz
    Subjects: Complex Variables
    Abstract

    We treat the classical concept of domain of holomorphy in $\CC^n$ when the
    holomorphic functions considered are restricted to lie in some Banach space.
    Positive and negative results are presented. A new view of the case $n = 1$ is
    considered.

  7. Normed domains of holomorphy.

    Authors: Steven G. Krantz
    Subjects: Complex Variables
    Abstract

    We treat the classical concept of domain of holomorphy in $\CC^n$ when the
    holomorphic functions considered are restricted to lie in some Banach space.
    Positive and negative results are presented. A new view of the case $n = 1$ is
    considered.

  8. Convexity in real analysis.

    Authors: Steven G. Krantz
    Subjects: Classical Analysis and ODEs
    Abstract

    We treat the classical notion of convexity in the context of hard real
    analysis. Definitions of the concept are given in terms of defining functions
    and quadratic forms, and characterizations are provided of different concrete
    notions of convexity. This analytic notion of convexity is related to more
    classical geometric ideas. Applications are given both to analysis and
    geometry.

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