Certain discrete `computable' quantities are introduced, and their interconnections and relations with analytic capacity are found out. The concept of curvature of a measure is introduced, which emerges naturally in the computations of the -norm of the Cauchy transform of this measure. A lower bound on the analytic capacity, which uses the measure curvature and which has, to this extent, a geometric nature, is obtained.
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Mark Samuilovich Mel'nikov (1995) studied this question.
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