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Degenerate quarternionic Monge-Ampère equations in weighted energy classes

Genglong Lin
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In this paper, we consider degenerate quaternionic Monge-Ampère equations in weighted energy class $\mathcal{E}_χ(Ω)$ where $Ω$ is a quarternionic domain in $\mathbb{H}^n$ and $χ$ is a weight function which satisfies some natural conditions. Firstly we prove that the quaternionic Monge-Ampère operator is well-defined for functions in $\mathcal{E}_χ(Ω)$, in particular $\mathcal{E}_p(Ω),p>0$. Secondly, we prove that fine property holds in the Cegrell type class $\mathcal{E}(Ω)$. As an application, we prove a mass concentration theorem for the quarternionic plurisubharmonic envelope. In the study of complex Monge-Ampère equation, characterization of finite energy range of complex Monge-Ampère operator was a central problem which aroused the interest of experts in the subject. As a quaternionic analogue, we prove a theorem which explicitly characterizes the finite energy range of \emph{quaternionic} Monge-Ampère operator in the end.

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Genglong Lin. 2025-04-28. Degenerate quarternionic Monge-Ampère equations in weighted energy classes. https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.19619

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