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Let $\phi$ be a real smooth superharmonic function on unit disc $D$ in $\mathbb C$; i.e. $\triangle \phi\le 0$. Then there is a curve $\gamma$ from the center of $D$ to its boundary such that $$\int\limits_\gamma e^\phi<\infty.$$

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Let $\phi$ be a real smooth superharmonic function on unit disc $D$ in $\mathbb C$; i.e. $\triangle \phi\le 0$. Then there is a curve $\gamma$ from the center of $D$ to its boundary such that $$\int\limits_\gamma e^\phi<\infty.$$

The question came from my failed answer to this question. I know that the answer is YES, but I do not see a direct proof.

Let $\phi$ be a real smooth superharmonic function on unit disc $D$ in $\mathbb C$; i.e. $\triangle \phi\le 0$. Then there is a curve $\gamma$ from the center of $D$ to its boundary such that $$\int\limits_\gamma e^\phi<\infty.$$

The question came from my failed answer to this question. I know that the answer is YES, but I do not see a direct proof.

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