Progress in Mathematics
DOI: 10.1007/0-8176-4424-5_11
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On Hermitian Geometry of Complex Surfaces

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“…Our Theorem 1 has some contact with the papers [8] and [5], where it is also shown that some Enoki surfaces admit lcK metrics. However, in those papers the authors construct lcK metrics with further symmetries: they are anti-self-dual and they are invariant by a circle action.…”
Section: Theorem 1 Every Enoki Surface Admits a Lck Metricmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Our Theorem 1 has some contact with the papers [8] and [5], where it is also shown that some Enoki surfaces admit lcK metrics. However, in those papers the authors construct lcK metrics with further symmetries: they are anti-self-dual and they are invariant by a circle action.…”
Section: Theorem 1 Every Enoki Surface Admits a Lck Metricmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, in those papers the authors construct lcK metrics with further symmetries: they are anti-self-dual and they are invariant by a circle action. Metrics like that cannot exist on general Kato or Enoki surfaces, and so our results cannot be recovered by the anti-self-dual approach of [8] and [5]. Our special construction in Sect.…”
Section: Theorem 1 Every Enoki Surface Admits a Lck Metricmentioning
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“…When the first Betti number is odd and the Euler characteristic is non zero, the only other possible case is that of surfaces of class V II with 0 < χ = b 2 [7], for which there is (yet) no classification. (For some existence results see [18].) Let J be a compatible almost complex structure on (Z,g).…”
Section: E) Compatible Complex Structure On Locally Conformally Kählementioning
confidence: 99%