Korenblum Maximum Principle for some weighted Fock spaces
Speaker: Le Hai Khoi
Time: 9:30, Wednesday, August 7, 2024
Venue: 5th floor, A6 Building
Abstract: The Korenblum Maximum Principle is one of important open problems in complex analysis, which has not yet a complete solution. This principle is first conjectured by Korenblum for Bergman spaces and has been investigated in other functions spaces, such as Hardy spaces, Fock spaces, etc. In this talk, we first discuss the history of the principle and then present recent development in some weighted Fock spaces. This talk is based on a joint work with Dr. Wee JunJie (NTU, Singapore).
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