Extension theorem without the deformable pseudoeffectivity hypothesis

Let XX be a compact Kähler manifold, let HXH\to X be a holomorphic line bundle, and let ZXZ\subset X be a smooth hypersurface. Let hh be a singular Hermitian metric on HH satisfying the hypotheses in Theorem 2, except for the condition that ZZ is deformably pseudoeffective. Extension conjecture. The conclusion of Theorem 2 holds even when the words “deformably pseudoeffective” are removed from its second line. The conjecture proposes removing the deformable pseudoeffectivity assumption from the authors’ L2L^2 extension theorem; the paper presents this as an open direction motivated by the lack of an adaptation of the Berndtsson–Lempert method to general hypersurfaces.

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Jeffery D. McNeal and Dror Varolin, “Extension of Jets With L^2 Estimates, and an Application”, arXiv:1707.04483 (2023).

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