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About the Calabi problem: a finite-dimensional approach

H.-D. Cao, J. Keller (2013)

Journal of the European Mathematical Society

Let us consider a projective manifold M n and a smooth volume form Ω on M . We define the gradient flow associated to the problem of Ω -balanced metrics in the quantum formalism, the Ω -balancing flow. At the limit of the quantization, we prove that (see Theorem 1) the Ω -balancing flow converges towards a natural flow in Kähler geometry, the Ω -Kähler flow. We also prove the long time existence of the Ω -Kähler flow and its convergence towards Yau’s solution to the Calabi conjecture of prescribing the...

Alpha-invariant of toric line bundles

Thibaut Delcroix (2015)

Annales Polonici Mathematici

We generalize the work of Jian Song by computing the α-invariant of any (nef and big) toric line bundle in terms of the associated polytope. We use the analytic version of the computation of the log canonical threshold of monomial ideals to give the log canonical threshold of any non-negatively curved singular hermitian metric on the line bundle, and deduce the α-invariant from this.

An obstruction to homogeneous manifolds being Kähler

Bruce Gilligan (2005)

Annales de l’institut Fourier

Let G be a connected complex Lie group, H a closed, complex subgroup of G and X : = G / H . Let R be the radical and S a maximal semisimple subgroup of G . Attempts to construct examples of noncompact manifolds X homogeneous under a nontrivial semidirect product G = S R with a not necessarily G -invariant Kähler metric motivated this paper. The S -orbit S / S H in X is Kähler. Thus S H is an algebraic subgroup of S [4]. The Kähler assumption on X ought to imply the S -action on the base Y of any homogeneous fibration X Y is algebraic...

Analytic inversion of adjunction: L 2 extension theorems with gain

Jeffery D. McNeal, Dror Varolin (2007)

Annales de l’institut Fourier

We establish new results on weighted L 2 -extension of holomorphic top forms with values in a holomorphic line bundle, from a smooth hypersurface cut out by a holomorphic function. The weights we use are determined by certain functions that we call denominators. We give a collection of examples of these denominators related to the divisor defined by the submanifold.

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