Chen's conjecture on the cohomological invariance of the twisted path threshold

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Let χ>0\chi>0 be a closed positive (1,1)(1,1)-form, and define R(χ)R(\chi) to be the supremum of times t∈[0,1]t\in[0,1] for which the twisted continuity-path equation is solvable. Chen's conjecture. For any two closed positive (1,1)(1,1)-forms χ1\chi_1 and χ2\chi_2 in the same cohomology class,

R(χ1)=R(χ2).R(\chi_1)=R(\chi_2).

The source notes that the analogous assertion for the classical Aubin path was proved, but does not resolve the twisted statement.

References

Primary source

Xiuxiong Chen, “On the existence of constant scalar curvature Kähler metric: a new perspective”, arXiv:1506.06423 (2015).

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