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

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.

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Primary source

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

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