The coupled equations imply alpha-K-polystability for triples
Let be a smooth compact polarized variety and let be a holomorphic vector bundle over of rank and degree zero. For positive coupling constants , set . Let be a Kähler metric and a Hermitian metric on . The coupled-equations conjecture. If and satisfy the coupled equations, then the triple is -K-polystable. This conjecture is motivated by the Kempf–Ness framework and by results showing vanishing of the invariant for product test configurations and nonnegativity for base-preserving test configurations. The source notes that the limiting cscK case had been verified through work of Tian, Donaldson, Mabuchi and Stoppa.
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The coupled equations imply alpha-K-polystability for triples
Let be a smooth polarized variety and a holomorphic vector bundle over of rank and degree zero, where is ample. Let be a Kähler metric and let be a Hermitian metric on , with coupling constants and . The coupled-equations conjecture. If and satisfy the coupled equations, then the triple is -K-polystable. This conjecture proposes an algebro-geometric obstruction to solutions of the coupled Kähler and Yang–Mills equations; the text gives supporting evidence from vanishing and nonnegativity of the associated invariant for product and base-preserving test configurations.
source: Mario Garcia-Fernandez, “Coupled equations for Kähler metrics and Yang-Mills connections (Thesis)”, arXiv:1102.0985 (2011).
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Mario Garcia-Fernandez, “Coupled equations for Kähler metrics and Yang-Mills connections (Thesis)”, arXiv:1102.0985 (2011).
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