The conjecture on the sharp norm of the Bergman projection

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Let n>1n>1 and β\beta be the (semi) norm for which the Bergman projection PαP_\alpha has norm ∥Pα∥β~=C~α,n\|P_\alpha\|_{\tilde\beta}=\tilde C_{\alpha,n}. With Cα,nC_{\alpha,n} as in Theorem Mait, one has the estimate

π2Cα,n≤C~α,n≤π2+42Cα,n.\frac{\pi}{2}C_{\alpha,n}\leq \tilde C_{\alpha,n}\leq \frac{\sqrt{\pi^2+4}}{2}C_{\alpha,n}.

Sharp Bergman projection norm conjecture. The upper quantity is expected to attain the lower bound:

C~α,n=π2Cα,n.\tilde C_{\alpha,n}=\frac{\pi}{2}C_{\alpha,n}.

This would determine the exact β~\tilde\beta-norm of the Bergman projection and sharpen the estimates in Theorem Mait. The source gives no resolution of the conjecture.

References

Primary source

David Kalaj and Marijan Markovic, “Norm of the Bergman projection”, arXiv:1203.6009 (2012).

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