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186 Tien-Cuong Dinh and Nessim Sibony<br />

Proposition 1.34 applied inductively on n implies that �ϕn�DSH ≤ d −n �ϕ�DSH.<br />

Since Λ is bounded, it follows that |cn|≤Ad −n �ϕ�DSH, whereA > 0 is a constant.<br />

The property that ν is PB and the above estimate on ϕn imply that 〈ν,ϕn〉 converge<br />

to 0.<br />

We deduce that 〈d −kn ( f n ) ∗ (ν),ϕ〉 converge to cϕ := ∑n≥0 cn and |cϕ| � �ϕ�DSH.<br />

Therefore, d −kn ( f n ) ∗ (ν) converge to a PB measure μ defined by 〈μ,ϕ〉 := cϕ. The<br />

constant cϕ does not depend on ν, hence the measure μ is independent of ν. The<br />

above convergence implies that μ is totally invariant, i.e. f ∗ (μ) =d k μ. Finally,<br />

since cn depends continuously on the d.s.h. function ϕ, the constant cϕ, whichis<br />

defined by a normally convergent series, depends also continuously on ϕ. It follows<br />

that μ is PC.<br />

We prove now the estimates in the theorem. The total invariance of μ implies<br />

that 〈μ,Λ n (ϕ)〉 = 〈μ,ϕ〉 = cϕ.Ifdd c ϕ = S + − S − with S ± positive closed, we have<br />

dd c Λ n (ϕ)=d −kn ( f n )∗(S + ) − d −kn ( f n )∗(S − ), hence<br />

It follows that<br />

For the second estimate, we have<br />

�Λ n (ϕ) − cϕ�μ ≤ d −kn �( f n )∗(S ± )� = d −n �S ± �.<br />

�Λ n (ϕ) − cϕ�μ ≤ d −n �ϕ�μ.<br />

�Λ n (ϕ) − cϕ�DSH = �ϕn�DSH + ∑ ci.<br />

i≥n<br />

The last sum is clearly bounded by a constant times d −n �ϕ�DSH. This together with<br />

the inequality �ϕn�DSH � d −n �ϕ�DSH implies �Λ n (ϕ) − cϕ�DSH � d −n �ϕ�DSH.<br />

We can also use that ��μ and ��DSH are equivalent, see Proposition A.43.<br />

The last inequality in the theorem is then deduced from the identity<br />

〈d −kn ( f n ) ∗ (ν) − μ,ϕ〉 = 〈ν,Λ n (ϕ) − cϕ〉<br />

and the fact that ν is PB. ⊓⊔<br />

Remark 1.36. In the present case, the dd c -method is quite simple. The function ϕn<br />

is the normalized solution of the equation dd c ψ = dd c Λ n (ϕ). It satisfies automatically<br />

good estimates. The other solutions differ from ϕn by constants. We will see<br />

that for polynomial-like maps, the solutions differ by pluriharmonic functions and<br />

the estimates are less straightforward. In the construction of Green (p, p)-currents<br />

with p > 1, ϕ is replaced with a test form of bidegree (k − p,k − p) and ϕn is a<br />

solution of an appropriate dd c -equation. The constants cn will be replaced with<br />

dd c -closed currents with a control of their cohomology class.<br />

The second construction of the Green measure follows the same lines but we use<br />

the complex Sobolev space W ∗ (P k ) instead of DSH(P k ). We obtain that the Green<br />

measure μ is WPB, see Appendix A.4 for the terminology. We only mention here<br />

the result which replaces Proposition 1.34.

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