A Dirichlet type problem for non-pluripolar complex Monge-Ampère equations
Thai Duong Do, Hoang-Son Do, Van Tu Le, Ngoc Thanh Cong Pham
TL;DR
This work studies a Dirichlet-type problem for the non-pluripolar Monge-Ampère operator $(NP(dd^c u))^n$ with prescribed singularity $P[u]=\phi$ on bounded domains in $\mathbb{C}^n$, allowing non-hyperconvex geometry and model-type singularities. It develops an envelope method together with new Xing-type comparison principles to construct solutions and establish uniqueness under mild non-pluripolar hypotheses, notably when there exists $v$ with $(NP(dd^c v))^n\ge\mu$ and $P[v]=\phi$. The main result shows that the supremum envelope $u_S=(\sup\{w: w\le\phi,\; NP(dd^c w)^n\ge\mu\})^*$ solves $(NP(dd^c u))^n=\mu$ with $P[u]=\phi$, with uniqueness in the presence of a barrier $\psi\in\mathcal{N}_{NP}$ satisfying $NP(dd^c\psi)^n\ge\mu$. The paper extends prior work of Darvas–Di Nezza–Lu and Ahag–Cegrell–Czyż–Pham by providing a local solvability framework that does not require the domain to be hyperconvex or $\phi$ to lie in a restrictive class, and delivers tools applicable to non-pluripolar measures and model-type singularities.
Abstract
In this paper, we study a Dirichlet type problem for the non-pluripolar complex Monge - Ampère equation with prescribed singularity on a bounded domain of $\mathbb{C}^n$. We provide a local version for an existence and uniqueness theorem proved by Darvas, Di Nezza and Lu. Our work also extends a result of Ahag, Cegrell, Czyz and Pham.
