Balanced-domain characterization of equality in the Bergman–Kobayashi indicatrix inequality

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Let Ω\Omega be a convex domain, let wotinOmegaw otinOmega, and assume KOmega(w)>0K_{Omega}(w)>0. Let FOmega(w)F_{Omega}(w) denote the quantity comparing the Bergman kernel with the volume of the Kobayashi indicatrix. A domain Omega′Omega' is balanced if zotinOmega′z otinOmega' \implies lambdazotinOmega′lambda z otinOmega' for every ∣lambda∣leq1|lambda|leq 1.

Equality characterization conjecture. FΩ(w)=1F_{\Omega}(w)=1 if and only if there exists a balanced domain Ω′\Omega' (not necessarily convex) and a biholomorphic mapping H:OmegatoOmega′H:OmegatoOmega' such that H(w)=0H(w)=0. The source presents this as a suspected characterization in the convex case and does not provide a proof or resolution.

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Zbigniew Błocki and Włodzimierz Zwonek, “Estimates for the Bergman Kernel and the Multidimensional Suita Conjecture”, arXiv:1404.7692 (2014).

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