2004
DOI: 10.4310/jdg/1115669591
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Constant scalar curvature Kähler metrics on fibred complex surfaces

Abstract: This article finds constant scalar curvature Kähler metrics on certain compact complex surfaces. The surfaces considered are those admitting a holomorphic submersion to curve, with fibres of genus at least 2. The proof is via an adiabatic limit. An approximate solution is constructed out of the hyperbolic metrics on the fibres and a large multiple of a certain metric on the base. A parameter dependent inverse function theorem is then used to perturb the approximate solution to a genuine solution in the same co… Show more

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“…Indeed, for the blow-up construction a m−1 j ε 2m−2 gives the volume of the exceptional divisor E j (up to a universal constant depending only on the dimension). The role of ε in our results has a direct analogue in Fine-Hong's papers [19], [24], [25], blowing up and desingularizing kähler manifolds 187 replacing the exceptional divisor with the fiber of the projection onto the Riemann surface or the projectivized fiber of the vector bundle.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…Indeed, for the blow-up construction a m−1 j ε 2m−2 gives the volume of the exceptional divisor E j (up to a universal constant depending only on the dimension). The role of ε in our results has a direct analogue in Fine-Hong's papers [19], [24], [25], blowing up and desingularizing kähler manifolds 187 replacing the exceptional divisor with the fiber of the projection onto the Riemann surface or the projectivized fiber of the vector bundle.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Let ∆ 0 denote the Laplacian in C m with its standard Kähler form. Using (3), it is easy to check that, near each p j , (19) holds for some function v if and only if…”
Section: Analysis Of the Operators Defined On (M * ω)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, we wish to find for k>>0 a potential θC4,α,βfalse(ωDfalse) such that trueωk,p+1¯θ>0 and we have over XS(trueωk,p+1¯θ)=Cst.The linearization operator scriptL of the previous equation is given by θL ic ωk,pθ+ωk,pθ.ωk,pSfalse(ωk,pfalse)=L ic ωk,pθ+ωk,pθ.O1kp+1. Thanks to Corollary , the kernel of the Lichnerowicz operator double-struckL ic trueωk,p is trivial. Moreover, the techniques of [, Section 6.2; , Section 4.3.1] can be applied without change to get a rough lower bound on the lowest eigenvalue of this operator and this will allow us to see that scriptL is a Banach isomorphism. Actually, there exists a constant Cp>0 such that for any θC4,α,β…”
Section: Construction Of Csck Cone Metrics Over Projective Bundlesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The rest of the assumption (4.17) can be easily verified by (5.1)(cf. Lemma 2.7, 2.8 in [15]). The theorem is proved.…”
Section: Stepmentioning
confidence: 99%