Pluricomplex charge at weak singularities
Jonas Wiklund
Abstract
Let u be a plurisubharmonic function, defined on a neighbourhood of a point x, such that the complex Monge-Ampère operator is well-defined on u. Suppose also that u has a weak singularity, in the sense that the Lelong number of u at x vanish. Is it true that the residual mass of the measure (ddcu)n vanish at x? To our knowledge there is no known example that falsifies the posed question. In this paper some partial results are obtained. We find that for a significant subset of plurisubharmonic functions with well defined Monge-Ampère mass vanishing Lelong number does implies vanishing residual mass of the Monge-Ampère measure.
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