Semistable arithmetic Yau–Tian–Donaldson conjecture

Let (X,L)(X,L) be a smooth projective variety over a number field KK. Semistable arithmetic Yau–Tian–Donaldson conjecture. The following conditions are equivalent: (X(C),L(C))(X(\mathbb{C}),L(\mathbb{C})) is K-semistable; (X,L)(X,L) is Arakelov K-semistable, meaning that hK(X,L,h)h_K(\mathcal{X},\mathcal{L},h) is uniformly lower bounded over all models and positively curved metrics; for an integral model over OK\mathcal{O}_K, every maximal-ideal reduction is K-semistable; and for every integral model, all but finitely many maximal-ideal reductions are K-semistable, a condition called arithmetic K-semistability. This conjecture links differential-geometric K-semistability, lower bounds for Arakelov modular heights, and K-semistability of reductions; the source provides no resolution evidence.

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Yuji Odaka, “Canonical Kahler metrics and Arithmetics – Generalising Faltings heights”, arXiv:1508.07716 (2016).

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