Kohn's conjecture on finite generation of the trivial multiplier

Let ΩCn\Omega\subset\mathbb{C}^n be a bounded pseudoconvex domain with smooth boundary of finite type. A qq-multiplier is a germ of a smooth function whose product with a (0,q)(0,q)-form satisfies a subelliptic estimate; the trivial multiplier is f=1f=1. Kohn's conjecture. The trivial multiplier f=1f=1 can be generated by a finite sequence of Kohn's procedures. This extends Kohn's finite-generation result from real-analytic boundaries to smooth boundaries and remains open in the stated generality.

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Dmitri Zaitsev and Sung Yeon Kim, “Q-effectiveness for holomorphic subelliptic multipliers”, arXiv:2112.14974 (2021).

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